As people of faith, we are civically engaged so that we advocate for the good of our neighbors and our common home. We want our leaders to address policies and programs that promote community, solidarity, and hope in our communities.
How can we work together to get our voices heard? Often, a necessary step is getting out to the polls. It’s vital that people eligible to vote exercise their right to vote in a free, fair, and safe election. By working to elect someone who reflects your values, you help build a community that cares about all of its members and their ability to thrive.
When many seek to disenfranchise our neighbors and keep them out of the polls, we stand up to ensure the image of God is honored in all. Now is the time to exercise our civic discipleship and ensure that every U.S. citizen, each made in the image of God, is able to vote in a free and fair election. Will you join us?
Join us on Tuesday, March 8th at 8 p.m. ET via Zoom as we discuss voting rights and what people of faith can do to protect the vote.
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