A MESSAGE FOR PASTORS – September 2020  Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much. (Luke 16:10 NIV) Christians in the First Century did not vote. Of course, back then, there was no voting. Now there is. For me, it is a civic responsibility. During this election timeframe, it is important to know what churches can and cannot do. Here is what they can do: – Equip church members with the biblical perspective on an issue – Nonpartisan voter registration, get out the vote efforts and voter education – Distribute voter guides that do not endorse a candidate – Speak about a candidate’s position without endorsing or opposing that candidate Even if you do not have a voter registration table in your church building, you can encourage people to vote by adding the following to an email, to your website, or in your bulletin: – Need to Register to Vote? For help go to https://familypolicyalliance.com/vote To encourage Christians regarding voting, please watch the following 1-minute video (feel free to share): |
Let me know if you have any questions.
Blessings,
Pastor David Beauchamp
Director of Church Ambassador Network of Kansas
David.Beauchamp@FamilyPolicyFoundation.com
(913) 981-3253
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