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Daytona Beach Reverses, Allows Food Distribution to Impoverished Families

December 31, 2024 • Press Releases

First Liberty Institute and the law firm Sidley Austin L.L.P. today announced that the City of Daytona Beach repealed the ordinance challenged by Seventh-Day Baptist Church of Daytona’s federal lawsuit.

Diverse Groups Urge Supreme Court to Hear University’s Appeal for Religious Autonomy

December 16, 2024 • Press Releases

Several religious institutions and leaders including the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), Coalition for Jewish Values, Patrick Henry College, and the Association of Christian Schools International have filed “friend-of-the-court” briefs urging the Supreme Court of the United States to reverse a lower court decision that forced Bethesda University to include board members who do not follow their firmly held, religious beliefs.

No Safe Haven in Bryan | Dad's Place | First Liberty Live

No Safe Haven in Bryan

December 13, 2024 • Photos & Video

The city of Bryan, Ohio has been waging a war against Dad’s Place Church, one of the only places where needy people can go to get out of the cold at night.

Faith Under Fire: An Update from Stockton, California | First Liberty Live

Faith Under Fire: An Update from Stockton, California

December 13, 2024 • Photos & Video

Ron Hittle was a dedicated first responder for almost 25 years. When he attended a world class leadership conference with a few of his team members, he was fired. His crime? The conference was held at a church.

Three Words That Change Everything | First Liberty Live

Three Words That Change Everything

December 13, 2024 • Photos & Video

History and Tradition. Thanks to the Kennedy decision at the Supreme Court, these three words are changing the ways that courts all over the country view public expressions of faith.

Should Religious Organizations Choose Their Own Leaders? | Bethesda University | First Liberty Live

Should Religious Organizations Choose Their Own Leaders?

December 13, 2024 • Photos & Video

A California state court decided to bypass the Constitution in an attempt to resolve a religious dispute at Bethesda University.

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