Supreme Court Will Hear Our Case of Evangelist 

Banned from Sharing His Faith

Gabriel Olivier's case presents the nation’s highest court with an opportunity to strengthen protections for religious liberty, free speech and the right of all Americans to have their day in court.

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President’s Religious Liberty Commission to Deliver Recommendations by Nation’s 250th Birthday

One year from now—on July 4, 2026—America will mark a historic milestone: the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding. Alongside the celebration, a new chapter may be written for religious liberty in America.

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Bath & Body Works Fires Store Manager Over Pronoun Policy

Jocelyn Boden could not use pronouns in a way that violated her religious beliefs. We filed a charge of discrimination with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission arguing that Bath & Body Works violated federal and state law.

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Victory: Anchor Stone Church Can Renovate its Building

The city of Santa Ana agreed to grant zoning and building permits, marking a huge victory for the church. They now have the freedom to renovate their purchased office space to provide a better home for their growing congregation.

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The National Anthem You Probably Didn’t Know About

On the Fourth of July, we sometimes celebrate freedom by singing the Star-Spangled Banner. But did you know that Samuel Smith’s song, My Country ‘Tis of Thee, was the original tune sung to unite Americans in patriotism? The lyrics to both songs reflect the importance of faith in America’s founding.

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Senate Committee Advances 

First Five Federal Court Nominees

As religious Americans confront increasing attacks on their rights, our federal courts need judges who are committed to protecting the Constitution, religious liberty and the rule of law. The President’s nominees so far fit that criteria.

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