We recently toured the U.S. Capitol and Speaker Johnson—a former First Liberty attorney—made a surprise appearance.

Sept. 1 was a historic night of prayer. But this is just the start of the movement to restore faith in America.

High school football coach Joe Kennedy, who lost his job in 2015 for openly praying on the field, returns to the sidelines at Bremerton High School in Washington state Friday night.

Prayer on the gridiron is a cherished tradition practiced by athletes, coaches and fans. As Coach Kennedy prepares for his first game back, we examine how important faith is in football.

Coach Joe Kennedy will be back coaching high school football and taking a knee in prayer Sept. 1 following a seven-year court battle.

Announcing that “God’s reach does not stop at the schoolhouse gates,” U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., has confirmed plans to introduce his “National Prayer in School Act.”

After decades of hostility to religion, the tide is finally turning and the future of religious freedom is brighter than ever before. God has opened an incredible door for all Americans to express their faith, and it is up to us to walk through it.

The mission of the National Day of Prayer Task Force is to mobilize prayer in America and to encourage personal repentance and righteousness in the culture.

We invite you to join us as we pray over our nation at The Hope Center’s annual National Day of Prayer. This year’s National Day of Prayer theme is: ”Pray Fervently in Righteousness.” Praying that our nation will live out the truth in the theme verse, James 5:16, “Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other...

“We are thrilled that Bremerton and Coach Kennedy are back together and we hope they go undefeated.”