For decades, America’s schools have been a battleground for religious liberty. From graduation speeches to Bible clubs, Christian students are often told that their faith must be hidden. The Christian Law Association continues to receive calls every week from families...
In the fall of 1621, about fifty English Pilgrims and about ninety Wampanoag people set aside three days, marking their successful first corn harvest after a difficult first year in America. Nearly half of the original Pilgrims had died during the first winter, and...
November is a season of gratitude. As we gather around our tables with family and friends, we pause to thank the Lord for His goodness, His provision, and most of all, His liberty. The Bible reminds us, “Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord...
As the leaves begin to change and the pace of life shifts, fall offers a natural moment for churches to pause and reflect on their ministry practices. The busyness of summer ministries often reveals areas where procedures could be improved—whether in safety, volunteer...
We are thankful to see growing churches that need to obtain larger properties for their churches. Here are some important tips to keep in mind before agreeing to purchase a property. 1. Have the building inspected. Church buildings, even relatively new ones, can have...
While our nation has a conservative administration in office, the challenges to religious liberty have not disappeared—they have only shifted. Churches, pastors, and individual Christians are still facing pressure in courts, schools, workplaces, and communities that...
One of the exceptional features of the United States is the way that our nation developed a strong tradition of religious liberty. But even in earlier times, religious liberty was not always practiced. For example, people like Obadiah Holmes (1610–1682) was whipped in...
Religious freedom is one of the foundational principles of the United States, with roots stretching back to the colonial and founding eras of the 1600s and 1700s. During this time, many American colonies had official churches and often restricted those with differing...
Today, we face a different kind of threat—not from foreign powers, but from complacency, hostility toward truth, and disregard for our nation’s founding freedoms. As Christians and Americans, we must not be silent when liberty is under pressure. Like the Liberty Bell,...
In a quiet corner of Philadelphia stands one of America’s most enduring symbols of freedom—the Liberty Bell. Though it no longer rings, its message still echoes across the nation. The bell was originally cast in 1752 for the Pennsylvania State House (now Independence...
