First Liberty represents Cambridge Christian School (CCS) against the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA). Government Refuses to Allow Christian Students to Pray Before Championship Football Game. The case is now on appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.

Florida Christian School Asks Supreme Court to Reverse Decision Prohibiting Prayer Before Football Games Florida high school league prohibited prayer over the loudspeaker before a football game between two Christian schools. Washington, D.C.—Attorneys for Cambridge Christian School Source: Florida Christian School Asks Supreme Co – First Liberty

City of Ventura, CA Disavows Mayor’s Claim That They “Don’t Do Prayer” at City Council Meetings The City Invites Resident to Re-Offer Prayer after Mayor Previously Interfered with her Comments at City Council Meeting Ventura, CA—First Liberty Institute […]

Protecting the free exercise of religion isn’t just about protecting churchgoers or people of faith, it’s about protecting freedom of thought for all Americans.

Texas Legislature Passes Bill Allowing Students to Attend Off-Campus Religious Instruction for Course Credit The proposed policy allows students to earn up to two units of high school credit for completing religious instruction during the release-time program. Austin, […]

Texas State Legislature Passes Ten Commandments, Prayer in Schools Bills, Send them to Governor Bills recognize historic role of Ten Commandments, key U.S. Supreme Court decisions in development of state law. Austin, TX—The Texas legislature passed SB 10, […]

West Ward Elementary School will now allow two students to perform songs by Christian artists Brandon Lake and Colton Dixon.

Pastor Chris Avell is facing criminal charges. His alleged crime? Ministering to the community of Bryan, Ohio 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No matter the time of day, Pastor Chris wants to keep the doors of his church open as a refuge for those in need. But city officials are blocking him from helping the vulnerable. He...

The Supreme Court should recognize that parents have a right to shield their young kids from sex and gender indoctrination in public school.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board v. Drummond. Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys representing the board appealed an Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling that said the board could not authorize a charter contract with St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School solely because the school is religious.