A Supreme Court decision in July involving a Washington football coach’s right to pray after games was called a landmark victory for religious liberty by attorney Stephanie Taub on Thursday night, with her telling a crowd at Harding University, “We’re going to see it have implications for decades.”

Bremerton High School assistant coach Joe Kennedy was the first guest speaker this school year in the American Studies Institute’s Distinguished Lecture Series. He was joined on the Benson Auditorium stage by Taub, senior counsel with First Liberty Institute, and Michael Berry, vice president of external affairs, director of military affairs and senior counsel for the institute.

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