New York Church Challenges Ban on Firearms in Houses of Worship
First Liberty and Clement & Murphy recently filed a federal lawsuit against the state of New York challenging the prohibition on firearms at houses of worship.
What the Law Says Religious Leaders & Houses of Worship Can Do During Election Season
With voting starting, many states and people of faith are asking: “What are my rights when it comes to addressing political issues?”
No More Discrimination for Christian Ministry & Jewish Congregations
First Liberty recently secured victories on behalf of Chabad of the Beaches, Hebrew Discovery Center and City Walk Urban mission.
San Diego Symphony Agrees to Stop Discrimination Against a Church
The San Diego Symphony Orchestra Association refused to rent a concert venue to Awaken Church, because it is a “religious organization.”
New York Village Officials Attempt to Take Jewish Congregation’s Property
First Liberty is defending a small Jewish congregation that local officials are trying to seize the property under eminent domain.
Louisiana Pastor No Longer Faces Criminal Charges for Holding Religious Services
The Louisiana Supreme Court recently ruled that the governor’s COVID-19 restrictions on gatherings at churches was unconstitutional.
