Prayer is under attack at the Supreme Court—but your signature can directly participate in one of the most critical court battles of our time.
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Defend Prayer at the Supreme Court 
Help us reach 100,000+ who support prayer at the Supreme Court. Sign the petition telling the Supreme Court to defend prayer! Prayer is under attack at the Supreme Court—but your signature can directly participate in one of the most critical court battles of our time. When you add your name to the petition, you're standing up for prayer. Coach Kennedy was fired for exercising his Christian faith by praying silently after every football game. Absurdly, federal courts (including the ultra-Left Ninth Circuit) ruled that because he was a school employee, their misguided view of the Establishment Clause trumped his First Amendment religious liberty rights. Coach Kennedy had his First Amendment rights stripped away and he was fired. And it could happen to YOU. Prayer is constitutional. We've been defending prayer and religious liberty on school campuses at the Supreme Court for decades. We've won monumental victories. In fact, we recently filed in an appeals court case where a juror was thrown out for praying, and we won. We also defeated the radical Left's attempt to shut down churches during the pandemic in court. We're filing a critical amicus brief at the Supreme Court to protect prayer. The Founders intended the Establishment Clause to protect religious liberty, not squelch it. We must ensure it never does. We cannot allow anti-Christian, anti-prayer forces to literally turn the Constitution on its head. Take action with us to protect prayer and religious liberty. Sign the petition to protect prayer at the Supreme Court now! Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel
The ACLJ is an organization dedicated to the defense of constitutional liberties secured by law. American Center for Law and Justice is a d/b/a for Christian Advocates Serving Evangelism, Inc., a tax-exempt, not-for-profit, religious corporation as defined under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, specifically dedicated to the ideal that religious freedom and freedom of speech are inalienable, God-given rights. The Center's purpose is to engage legal, legislative and cultural issues by implementing an effective strategy of advocacy, education and litigation to ensure that those rights are protected under the law. The organization has participated in numerous cases before the Supreme Court, Federal Court of Appeals, Federal District Courts, and various state courts regarding freedom of religion and freedom of speech. Your gift is very much appreciated and fully deductible as a charitable contribution. A copy of our latest financial report may be obtained by writing to us at P.O. Box 90555, Washington, DC 20090-0555. | | | |
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