Supreme Court Will Hear Our Case of Evangelist Banned from Sharing His Faith
Gabriel Olivier was banned by a local ordinance from sharing his faith in a public park. And now, the Supreme Court will hear his case.
President’s Religious Liberty Commission to Deliver Recommendations by Nation’s 250th Birthday
In one year, America will reach the 250th birthday of our nation. A rebirth for Religious Liberty in America is on the horizon.
Victory: Anchor Stone Church Can Renovate its Building
The city of Santa Ana agreed to grant zoning and building permits, marking a victory for the church. They now have the freedom to renovate.
Bath & Body Works Fires Store Manager Over Pronoun Policy
We are representing Jocelyn Boden, after Bath & Body Works fired her, because she can’t use pronouns when they violate her religious beliefs.
The National Anthem You Probably Didn’t Know About
On July 4th, we celebrate freedom by singing the Star-Spangled Banner. But did you know that My Country ‘Tis of Thee, was the first anthem?
Senate Committee Advances First Five Federal Court Nominees
So far, the President’s judicial nominees are committed to protecting the Constitution, religious liberty and the rule of law.
