Christian students are being denied tuition benefits – simply because they choose to serve God with their studies.
And TODAY the ACLJ is taking action at the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down the decades-old precedent used to punish students of faith.
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Three Liberty University students answered God’s call to serve Him through ministry vocations – pastoral leadership, religion, and worship – and the state of Virginia stripped them of tuition grants available to other students.
The message is as clear as it is unconstitutional. Career paths that focus on ministry and serving Christ are not welcome. And this is just the beginning.
The Left is arresting pastors as they preach God’s Word, banning teachers from even appearing to pray, and punishing Christian students for sharing the Gospel at school.
TODAY the ACLJ is filing an amicus brief at the Supreme Court supporting these students of faith and urging the Supreme Court to reverse this unconstitutional precedent that targets Christians.
The fight for religious liberty requires resources, and the ACLJ has been engaged in this fight for decades. Take action with us at the Supreme Court today.
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