THE FIRST FREEDOM

CHALLENGE

Commit to Praying After Football Games
Throughout the Fall

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Take the First Freedom Challenge and
Help Bring Back Public Expressions of Faith

Restore Faith in our schools

On September 1st, thousands of coaches, players, parents and fans took the First Freedom Challenge and prayed after their local high school football games.

But that’s not where the challenge ends.

Now we’re challenging people of faith from coast-to-coast to make this football season a season of prayer.

Be Next to take the challenge ➔

Pray Afer A Game | Now You Can | Restoring Faith in America

Restore Faith in our Schools

On September 1st, thousands of coaches, players, parents and fans took the First Freedom Challenge and prayed after their local high school football games.

But that’s not where the challenge ends.

Now we’re challenging people of faith from coast-to-coast to make this football season a season of prayer.

Be Next to take the challenge ➔

Here’s how YOU can restore faith where you live:

A football player can ask teammates plus opposing players to pray together on the field after a game (and ask coaches to join as well).
You can ask your school board to open the meetings with a prayer.
Your city can put up a menorah for Hanukkah and a nativity scene for Christmas.
Your government entity (city, state, county) can put up a 10 Commandments monument on government land.

A teacher can put up a 10 Commandments poster in their classroom.
Faith-based organizations like Teen Challenge can receive government funding and fully participate in programs (such as drug rehab) without discrimination.
Inform your church or local religious organization that they cannot be excluded from government grants or benefits programs (for homelessness, drug rehab, food banks, etc.) simply because they are faith-based.

Take the First Freedom Challenge

On September 1st, thousands of coaches, players, parents and fans took the First Freedom Challenge and prayed after their local high school football games.

But that’s not where the challenge ends.

Now we’re challenging people of faith from coast-to-coast to make this football season a season of prayer.

But for that to happen, we need your help to spread the word and to let people know that we can now restore faith in our communities.

Here’s How You Can Help:

Commit to praying for your community and your schools on Friday nights.
Challenge your family and friends to take the First Freedom Challenge and commit to praying for their communities and their schools
Share the challenge on social media using the following hashtags: #FirstFreedomChallenge #RestoringFaithInAmerica

Commit to Pray ➔

Take the First Freedom Challenge

On September 1st, thousands of coaches, players, parents and fans took the First Freedom Challenge and prayed after their local high school football games.

But that’s not where the challenge ends.

Now we’re challenging people of faith from coast-to-coast to make this football season a season of prayer.

But for that to happen, we need your help to spread the word and to let people know that we can now restore faith in our communities.

Here’s How You Can Help:

Commit to praying for your community and your schools on Friday nights.
Challenge your family and friends to take the First Freedom Challenge and commit to praying for their communities and their schools
Share the challenge on social media using the following hashtags: #FirstFreedomChallenge #RestoringFaithInAmerica

Commit to Pray ➔

RIGHTING PAST WRONGS
ACROSS OUR NATION

Rescuing Our Freedom of Religion
From Suppression

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MORE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM THAN EVER BEFORE

From the military, to our children’s schools, houses of worship, charities, businesses and the marketplace, our local veterans’ memorials and our neighborhoods, Americans have more religious freedom than they’ve had in 50 years. How is this possible? It’s thanks to three historic and precedent-setting triumphs at the nation’s highest court:

The Comeback Coach

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark 6-3 decision in favor of Coach Joe Kennedy, who was fired for praying on the 50-yard line. It upheld his right to take a knee in quiet, solitary prayer after games and has a nationwide impact on public-school teachers, employees and coaches.

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Treat Children Fairly

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of students’ rights in Carson v. Makin. It affirmed that states cannot discriminate in student-aid programs against parents who want to send their children to religious schools. This case gives American’s more control over how they educate their children and live out their faith.

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The Bladensburg Peace Cross

In a landmark 7-2 victory, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the Bladensburg Peace Cross, preventing its destruction. No longer can offended observers force governments to scrub all public references to the divine.

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