Big Victory for Small Jewish Congregation
After a five-year legal battle, city officials have finally recognized the right of a small Orthodox Jewish congregation to worship in a private, North Dallas home. Learn how this will help First Liberty win more victories for all Americans to live out their faith in the most sacred and protected space of all: their own living room.
Appellate Court Cites Landmark Bladensburg Precedent, Upholds Legislative Prayer
Thanks to your support, our historic triumph at the U.S. Supreme Court is ushering in a new era for our first freedom. Learn about the latest religious freedom victory that protects the right of Pennsylvania state lawmakers to begin legislative sessions with a prayer asking God for guidance.
Minnesota Christian Videographers Win in Federal Court, Sets Key Precedent for Sweet Cakes by Melissa Case
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit handed down an important decision, stating that business owners can’t be punished for living out their faith. Learn how this precedent could help First Liberty win the Sweet Cakes by Melissa case.
Kennedy Kicks Off: With a “Fresh Set of Downs” from the Supreme Court, We’re Ready to Win Coach Joe’s Case
As a retired USMC Gunnery Sergeant and Operation Desert Storm combat veteran, Coach Joe Kennedy is never one to back down from a fight. Now, with his case back at the district court for a second time, we’re ready to start moving the chains down the field toward final victory.
Meet Trey Dimsdale, Newest Playmaker to Join First Liberty’s Elite Roster
In this exclusive one-on-one interview, Trey shares more about the importance of advancing religious freedom outside the courtroom, and the big plays he’s been drawing up to help First Liberty Institute continue growing as a national thought leader.
First Liberty Poll: Do You Think the U.S. Supreme Court Needs to Be Restructured?
A number of U.S. Senators and presidential contenders are calling for a restructuring of the Supreme Court, and a majority of Americans agree with them. Are nine SCOTUS Justices enough or do we need a deeper bench? Take our poll today.
