Elections are about choice and THE FAITHFUL VOTER PROJECT is here to help.
Elections don’t just happen every four years. They’re an on-going opportunity for each of us to choose how our local, county, state, and federal governments are going to impact our daily lives.
With sound and sensible insight, THE FAITHFUL VOTER PROJECT explores key and sometimes divisive issues through a Christian values lens. So when you vote (and we hope you do!) you will feel better prepared to protect and enrich the freedoms, faiths, and futures of all families—with your vote.
Elections are about choice and THE FAITHFUL VOTER PROJECT is here to help.
Elections don’t just happen every four years. They’re an on-going opportunity for each of us to choose how our local, county, state, and federal governments are going to impact our daily lives.
With sound and sensible insight, THE FAITHFUL VOTER PROJECT explores key and sometimes divisive issues through a Christian values lens. So when you vote (and we hope you do!) you will feel better prepared to protect and enrich the freedoms, faiths, and futures of all families—with your vote.
HOW TO USE THIS WEBSITE:
Start with curiosity. THE FAITHFUL VOTER PROJECT offers a rich array of content laid out so you can easily scroll around topline topics or use the drop downs to go deeper. You may want to start with an issue of interest, or go straight to one you know little about. Be sure to check out the helpful RESOURCES section. We hope you’ll share THE FAITHFUL VOTER PROJECT widely as a nonpartisan resource for Christian leaders and lay people of all political stripes. We welcome feedback.
TO OUR FRIENDS AROUND THE WORLD:
Jesus didn’t stop at the border and neither do so many of the issues we face today. We invite you dig in. We are sure you will find insightful content that you, too, can share and put into action for a better world.
A WORD ABOUT LOVE:
There’s a reason why you’ll find THE FAITHFUL VOTER PROJECT rooted in Jesus’ teaching to “love your neighbor.” We are called to treat every person with dignity, mercy, and care. Christian love believes the world becomes more just and humane when we actively work for the well-being of others. This ideal seems to be in short supply these days. Together we can help change that.
LET US BE WHO WE SAY WE ARE:
Jesus gave sight to the blind. [John 9:1-7] Each of us can open our eyes. We need not agree on everything, but we can agree that by being better informed we can make choices that align with our values, including at the ballot box.
