25 million Christians who are registered to vote won’t vote in the upcoming presidential election unless we motivate and equip them to vote!
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On the 46th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, My Faith Votes gathered alongside hundreds of thousands of pro-life supporters in Washington DC to stand for life. We marched down Constitution Avenue to the steps of the Supreme Court armed with a new approach to the anti-abortion movement -- pro-life is pro-science.
The Supreme Court saved some of its biggest decisions for the end of its term. We read through the decisions on their June and July docket and have highlighted some of the most important ones for you to be aware of. These decisions impact issues of religious freedom, freedom of speech, voting rights, and the Affordable Care Act.
There are 90 million Christians in America, but as many as 25 million fail to vote in the Presidential cycle. As many as 72 million do not vote in local elections. We’re determined to change that.
Even before the Coronavirus pandemic, Americans were unnerved by the politics of the 2020 elections and the intractable problems facing our planet. The President’s National Day of Prayer declaration maintains a long and hallowed pattern that began in Colonial times. And it isn’t a one-day event. We are to live out what Franklin D. Roosevelt called “a continuance of prayer.” Download the E-Book to read about America’s unique history of turning to God in prayer during times of crisis.
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Our faith is 24/7. For Christians, it should be the driver behind every decision in their lives. That’s why our goal is to motivate, equip and activate all 90 million Christians in America to Pray, Think, Act and Vote to transform our communities and influence our nation for good.
Mike Huckabee, My Faith Votes Honorary National Chairman
Dr. Ben Carson, My Faith Votes Founding Honorary Chairman
Dr. David Jeremiah, Turning Point Ministries
My Faith Votes is joining with Million Voices to create a powerhouse movement that’ll shake up the voting game! We’re talking about uniting Christians across America to make our voices LOUDER and our impact STRONGER. Led by John Graves, this partnership is set to supercharge our mission—getting faith-driven voters to the polls and biblical values back in the spotlight. Together, we’ve already rallied MILLIONS of voters and activated THOUSANDS of churches. Now? We’re taking it to the next level.
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Exciting News! We’ve joined forces with Million Voices to help YOU make an even greater impact in your community and beyond. Together, we’re equipping believers with more tools to stand firm in faith and engage in the issues that matter most. ✝️🇺🇸 Don’t miss out—Follow @millionvoicesorg on Instagram today and stay informed!
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Christians, this is why engaging with politics and voting MATTERS. Aren't we already seeing the product of inaction from bible-believing people? #thischristianvotes #voteyourvalues #votebiblicalvalues #election2024 #election2024us #GodsTruth #GodsWord
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In the face of trials and uncertainty, one hymn has stood the test of time, declaring the unwavering power of God—"A Mighty Fortress Is Our God." Written by Martin Luther in the early 1500s, this powerful hymn was inspired by Psalm 46 and became a source of strength for countless believers. Luther penned these words during a time of intense hardship, when standing firm in faith meant trusting God completely. Despite the challenges, he boldly proclaimed: "A mighty fortress is our God, a bulwark never failing..." This hymn has been sung by generations of believers, reminding us that God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. No matter what battles we face—spiritual, personal, or societal—He is our defender. 🎵 Do you have a favorite line from this hymn? Drop it in the comments below! #SundayHymn
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