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Today, your fellow Christians need you more than ever.

Atheist activists and radical liberal groups have made no secret of their goal: purge Christianity from the public square — and they’ll do it one lawsuit, one school board, one city council at a time.

It’s part of a massive effort to remove Christianity from public life, so the ACLJ is fighting for your faith in courtrooms across the country.

  • Brighton, New York, excluded a Nativity scene from its own town square — and a “He is Risen” banner at Easter — while permitting other public religious displays, such as a large Ramadan banner to mark a Muslim holy month. But the Christmas Nativity or an Easter message? Banned. Not because it’s religious, but because it’s Christian.

  • So we filed a federal lawsuit. The town is now allowing the Nativity this year, but our case is moving forward to ensure Christian displays are never banned again. The First Amendment demands the government stay neutral toward religion — not hostile toward it.

  • We’re preparing to file a brand-new lawsuit, representing a Nebraska volunteer firefighter and licensed EMT who was denied the opportunity to continue in the hiring process for a firefighter position with the city of Fremont, Nebraska. Why? His diploma came from a homeschool program. Now we’re stepping in.

  • We are also engaged at the U.S. Supreme Court in 14 cases currently — with a massive brief due in a matter of weeks. It’s one of the busiest Supreme Court seasons in our 35+ year history.

Please stand with us now. Your tax-deductible donation to the ACLJ will put you front and center in FREEDOM’S DEFENSE!

A Tax-Deductible gift today will be matched, dollar for dollar, by a group of ACLJ Members. Every $10 gift becomes $20 for the work of the ACLJ.
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