by Jay Sekulow
First published 1996
Religious freedom faces new challenges across America. Constitutional lawyer Jay Sekulow presents a roadmap for citizens who want to defend their faith-based rights. He outlines practical steps readers can take to protect religious expression in their communities. Sekulow draws from his legal experience to show how ordinary people can make a difference in the broader movement for religious liberty. The book provides concrete actions for reclaiming constitutional protections that many feel are under threat. Readers learn specific strategies for engaging with local institutions and advocating for their beliefs. This guide transforms complex legal concepts into accessible tools for grassroots activism.
Genres: christian, non-fiction, law, activism, american-history, christian-living
Vibes: informative, inspirational, thought-provoking
Tropes: call-to-action, legal-expertise
276 pages · Hardcover · Thomas Nelson Inc