What is Pray & Vote?
As followers of Jesus, we believe our faith should shape every area of our lives, including the way we engage with our communities and approach the decisions in front of us. That means taking time to pray for our country, our state, and our cities, while also preparing ourselves to understand what is on the ballot.
As we approach the midterm election on November 3, we want to encourage our church to pray, prepare, and vote.
As followers of Jesus, we believe our faith should shape every area of our lives, including the way we engage with our communities and approach the decisions in front of us. That means taking time to pray for our country, our state, and our cities, while also preparing ourselves to understand what is on the ballot.
We’ve gathered resources to help you learn more about the upcoming election and prayerfully prepare to vote. Take time to research the candidates, issues, and measures on your ballot, consider them through the lens of Scripture, and make an informed decision.
We are citizens of heaven, but we are also citizens of the communities where God has placed us. Voting is one practical way we can participate in and care for the places we call home.
Pray. Prepare. Vote.
What is Pray & Vote?
As followers of Jesus, we believe our faith should shape every area of our lives, including the way we engage with our communities and approach the decisions in front of us. That means taking time to pray for our country, our state, and our cities, while also preparing ourselves to understand what is on the ballot.
As we approach the midterm election on November 3, we want to encourage our church to pray, prepare, and vote.
As followers of Jesus, we believe our faith should shape every area of our lives, including the way we engage with our communities and approach the decisions in front of us. That means taking time to pray for our country, our state, and our cities, while also preparing ourselves to understand what is on the ballot.
We’ve gathered resources to help you learn more about the upcoming election and prayerfully prepare to vote. Take time to research the candidates, issues, and measures on your ballot, consider them through the lens of Scripture, and make an informed decision.
We are citizens of heaven, but we are also citizens of the communities where God has placed us. Voting is one practical way we can participate in and care for the places we call home.
Pray. Prepare. Vote.
