The Supreme Court’s Next Term 

Will be Monumental for Religious Freedom

Come this fall, the Justices will hear four cases with big implications for religious freedom, including a First Liberty case that will impact the civil rights of every American. 

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First Liberty Files Briefs Supporting Ten Commandments Displays & Churches That Care for the Homeless

We filed a brief in federal court supporting an Arkansas law that requires posting the Ten Commandments in public schools. We’re also supporting a church in Washington whose compassion to the displaced is being criminalized.

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The Most Revolutionary Ideas in Modern History: 

A Conversation with Jonathan Turley

At a time when religious expression is under attack, attorney and legal scholar Jonathan Turley reminds us that the Constitution and the Bill of Rights were not only written for times like these, but in a time like this.

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Heroes on the Spiritual Battlefront: 

U.S. Army Chaplain Corps Celebrates 250 Years

The Army Chaplain Corps is older than the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. 250 years later, chaplains have withstood the test of time as one of the most valuable nstitutions in the U.S. military.

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Senate Confirms First Round of Judges 

of Trump’s Second Term

The first wave of judicial confirmations includes one federal appeals court judge with a strong record on religious freedom. President Trump is now urging Senate leaders to cancel the August recess in order to confirm more nominees.

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One Giant Leap, and One Silent Prayer

56 years ago, in July 1969, American astronauts touched down on the lunar surface. Many don’t know that Buzz Aldrin took Communion and read from the Bible that day, a reminder that faith and religious expression were present even in one of humanity’s greatest scientific leaps.

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