Prayer in the Courtroom UPHELD

“We are grateful that the court reaffirmed the strong standard required to dismiss a deliberating juror,” said Lea Patterson, Counsel for First Liberty. “No American should be disqualified from fulfilling their civic duty as jurors simply because they believe that God answers prayer.”

While we are thankful for this victory, it only serves to underscore how severely endangered our religious freedom is becoming.

The anti-faith forces at work in our culture are clearly only growing more emboldened—and we MUST take decisive action to hold the line and preserve our nation’s foundational rights.

Please donate to First Liberty today as we hold the line for your religious freedom. Every dollar counts!

With your support, we will continue winning—both for you and for future generations.

Give to Keep First Liberty on the Frontlines »

First Liberty Institute is a nonprofit, charitable organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. It does not endorse or participate in any campaign activity for or against political candidates, and does not partake in any activity to influence legislation.

First Liberty conducts research and provides analysis on the effects of policy actions on religious liberty. This publication is intended to be used for informational, educational and reference purposes only.