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In the Fight for Religious Freedom, 
Not All Superheroes Wear Capes

Behind each First Liberty case, there is a story of self-evident
truths that demand justice. Behind every lawsuit, there is a person of
faith who said, "I will fight." They are the everyday
American heroes who-without a cape-are saving our nation.

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When His Compassion was Criminalized, 
This Pastor Had the Courage to Fight Back

Courage doesn't always look like fanfare. Sometimes it's showing
compassion to people who need a place to stay. That's the story
of Pastor Chris Avell and Dad's Place Church. When the city
decided to shut down their ministry, Pastor Chris knew he
couldn't let that injustice stand.

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This Dad is Fighting to Stop a Twisted Ideology 
that Victimizes Children

Carlos Encinas cares for the safety of his children, just like any
parent. But his children have been forced to learn and indoctrinate
other children with transgender ideology. How much courage does it
take to stand up against the school district to fight for his kids?
Would you have the courage?

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Three Women Who Stood for Biblical Truth-and Got Fired

In a world that demands silence from people of faith, Jocelyn, Valerie
and Lacey said "No". They stood up for truth, paid the
price and are still fighting. These aren't just legal battles.
Each one is a story of unshakeable courage.

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A Family Who Stood Firm by Their Faith, 
Even When It Cost Them Everything

Aaron and Melissa Klein lost their business, endured 10 years of
litigation and faced threats against their children, all because they
stood by their faith. And their fight for religious freedom still
isn't over. Why continue fighting? Because they believe
God's truth is worth standing for.

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Not in My Neighborhood: 
A Rabbi Fighting to Root Out Anti-Semitism in His Community

A Florida HOA openly said it "did not want religious Jews"
in the neighborhood. Most people would've just moved. But Rabbi
Naftaly Hertzel stayed. He showed courage. He chose to sue and hold
the HOA accountable for its anti-Semitism.

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