The bill, S. 333, is a Senate resolution that recognizes and commends the organizers and participants of the inaugural South Carolina Religious Liberty Conference. It highlights the importance of religious liberty in South Carolina's history, particularly referencing the adoption of the Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina on March 1, 1669, which is noted as the first foundational government guarantee of religious liberty in the Americas. The resolution encourages all South Carolinians to celebrate the significance of religious liberty and acknowledges the diverse faiths represented at the conference, which aimed to promote contemporary support for these principles.

Furthermore, the resolution declares March 1, 2025, as "South Carolina, First in Religious Liberty Day," emphasizing the state's legacy in promoting and safeguarding the right to worship freely. It calls for a commitment to learn from the past and ensure that the ideals of religious freedom are extended to all citizens. The resolution serves as a reminder of South Carolina's historical contributions to religious liberty while also recognizing the need for ongoing efforts to uphold these values.