Arizona School Board Member to Resume Bible Reading at Meetings, Will Appeal Court Decision
Heather Rooks was prohibited from quoting Bible verses at school board meetings. A court ruled against her, but we will appeal that decision.
First Liberty Defends Christian Medical Professional in Federal Appeals Court
We recently argued in federal appeals court on behalf of Valerie Kloosterman. She was fired her for being unwilling to use biologically incorrect pronouns to refer to patients.
Understanding the Trump Administration’s Religious Liberty Initiatives
Since Inauguration Day, the administration has implemented a multitude of policy changes on issues that religious Americans find important.
In God We Trust: A Conversation with Worship Leader Sean Feucht
Sean Feucht is the founder of several worship and revival movements. He’s among America’s most prominent advocates of religious freedom.
Trump Administration Announces Plan to Establish Religious Liberty Task Force
Speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, the President said he will establish a commission to protect religious freedom.
Church Sues California Town for Denying Permit to Conduct Religious Services
The City of Santa Ana, isn’t allowing Anchor Stone Christian Church—a Chinese and Taiwanese-American congregation—to meet for worship.
