Past Cases

If there’s one place citizens should be able to come together and freely discuss what matters most to them, it’s in a public park. That’s what Gail Blair, blind since the age of 37, thought when she began having conversations about her faith in Wilcox Park

First Liberty fights for of churches and religious schools to operate free of government interference.

Condominium Board of Directors bans religion from premises

First Liberty defends elderly residents after being served with an eviction notice for holding a Bible study in their home.

NY school official’s have denied the application of a student club stating that a club “to gather and talk about spreading the hope of Jesus” could not be recognized as an official club unless it modified its viewpoint to something more “generic” and “couldn’t limit it to the Christian Faith.”

When Susan Fletcher, a graphic designer, went to a website to create customized stamps celebrating two upcoming holidays – Christmas and Texas Independence Day – she discovered that the United States Postal Services prohibits stamp designs that incorporate religious symbols or speech.