At the same time, an anti-prayer group is trying to block legislative prayer at a local government body. We've just sent a legal letter to the locality showing that legislative prayer has always been constitutional.
As angry atheists attack prayer and religious liberty, whether it is the little boy who we just successfully defended bringing his Bible to school, or this locality in which we are fighting to defend legislative prayer, or representing a city all the way to the Supreme Court to defend prayer – we will never back down.
We may hear as soon as this afternoon if the high Court will take the MOST IMPORTANT religious liberty case in the past 40 years. And our legal work will kick into high gear preparing for oral argument.
When anti-Christian radicals attack prayer at the Supreme Court, they are attacking you. We won't let them eviscerate prayer and the Bible from the public sphere. Prayer is constitutional. Take urgent action with us at the Supreme Court.
Sign Our Petition: Don't Ban Prayer at the Supreme Court.
Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel | 