Supreme Court Is Asked to Hear Case of Evangelist 

Banned from Sharing Faith in Public Park

The City of Brandon, Mississippi passed a law banning Gabriel Olivier from talking to others about his faith. Gabriel sued and challenged the unconstitutional ordinance. But he was denied the right to have his day in court.

Everyone Has a Right to Plead their Case »

A Connecticut School District is Threatening to 

Ruin This Teacher’s Career

For Marisol Arroyo-Castro, being a teacher is more than a job. It’s a calling. She has a master’s degree in education and has taught for more than 32 years. But a vindictive school district is trying to keep her from doing what she loves.

Hide Your Crucifix or Lose Your Job »

Supreme Court’s Response to Fire Chief Hittle’s Case 

Offers Hope for the Future

The Court said it will not hear the case at this time. But it didn’t simply deny the case outright. It did something incredibly rare that offers hope for future cases involving religious discrimination in the workplace.

Two Justices Attach a Powerful Dissent »

First Liberty & Coach Kennedy Testify 

Before Texas Legislature

We testified in favor of several bills that would allow for more religious expression and strengthen legal protections for students and employees in public schools. We also defended the use of religious references in statewide school curricula.

Supporting Faith, History and Tradition »

Many Public Schools Won’t Let Students or Employees Pray, But Push Radical Indoctrination

School districts need to realize they can’t trample on religious freedom. Because of major Supreme Court victories, the days when the law forced students and public employees to hide their faith are gone.

Schools Are No Place for Woke Ideology »