Communities Nationwide Are Reclaiming their Right to Display “In God We Trust” and Historic Religious Symbols
Courts across America are coming “Back to the Constitution” and returning to a more historically accurate approach to our nation’s founding document. Thanks to First Liberty’s ongoing victories to reclaim religious freedom, longstanding religious practices—like displaying our national motto—are making a vibrant comeback in state and local governments.
Which of These Four is the Most Outrageous Attack on Religious Freedom?
In this special feature, we take a brief look at a number of the most “maddening” assaults on religious freedom that the radical Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) has launched in recent months. Take our quick survey and let us know which one of these takes the title for being the most outrageous.
By Going All In, We’re Reclaiming Religious Freedom on All Fronts
Thanks to supporters like you who are going all in with First Liberty, we’re achieving victories for America’s first freedom nationwide. In this feature, we take a look at four recent moments of impact that show us how people of faith are reclaiming their right to live out their faith.
Thanks to Bladensburg Victory, Federal Court Upholds Constitutionality of Pensacola Cross
First Liberty’s historic Supreme Court victory in the Bladensburg Memorial case continues to bear more fruit in helping to reclaim religious freedom nationwide. Recently, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit issued a decision upholding constitutionality of the Bayview Cross in Pensacola, FL.
How Religious is Your President?
Even though the United States doesn’t have a state religion, presidents since the beginning of our republic have used their personal faith to help them serve in the Oval Office. In this special feature, learn about the religious identify and affiliation of America’s presidents from George Washington to Donald Trump—including some quotes from our nation’s top leaders that may surprise you.
President Trump’s Nominees Are Making a “Texas-Sized” Impact for Religious Liberty in the 5th Circuit
A total of 20 judges have been confirmed to the federal courts in Texas, with only one vacancy remaining to be filled. Learn about impact these judges will have in reclaiming the rights of people of faith not just in the Lone Star state, but also across the entire 5th Circuit, as well as the positive effect they can have on religious liberty nationwide.

