Supreme Court Wins Are Changing the Future of 

Religious Freedom, with Intense Legal Battles Still Ahead

We’re at the start of the biggest legal and cultural shift for religious freedom we’ve seen in our lifetime. But the battle is far from over. Well-funded opponents are already starting to intensify their attacks. We need your support to be ready on every front.

Our Work Isn’t Finished »

First Liberty Joins Supreme Court Brief Supporting 

Parental Rights and Religious Freedom

First Liberty and a diverse coalition filed a brief supporting 300+ religious parents in Maryland who want to opt their children out of school reading materials promoting controversial ideology.

Our Children are Not Children of the State »

Ten Commandments Monument Will Return 

to Kentucky State Capitol

Kentucky House Joint Resolution 15 became law this week, which will restore a historic Ten Commandments monument to the state Capitol. The display was donated by the Fraternal Order of Eagles in 1971 but was removed in the 1980s.

Back Where It Belongs »

Texas Senate Passes Bill Requiring Display of 

Ten Commandments in Public Schools

“Displaying The Ten Commandments in Texas classrooms is consistent with Supreme Court decisions that recognize our religious heritage and the best of the nation’s history and traditions,” said former Representative Matt Krause, an independent legal and policy advisor to First Liberty.

Restoring Faith Across America »

What Kind of Judges Should Pres. Trump 

Nominate for the Federal Courts?

The President has an opportunity to fill court vacancies with the strongest conservative judicial candidates, according to legal experts. Many are urging the White House to select nominees who demonstrate judicial fortitude and courage.

Nominees Coming Soon »