Faithful Voting - Resources and Links

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The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life

Check out their recently relaunched and Webby-nominated Religion & Politics ’08, an online resource covering religion and the 2008 presidential election. New features and material include:

  • Q&A with Pew Forum Senior Fellow John Green discussing the Saddleback Civil Forum

  • New video discussion on religious outreach in the 2008 campaign featuring advisors to former presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Mitt Romney ? Burns Strider and Mark DeMoss, respectively

  • In-depth religious portraits of the two major presidential candidates, John McCain and Barack Obama

  • Profiles of 19 key battleground states augmented with new data from the Pew Forum’s U.S. Religious Landscape Survey. For examples, see California, Florida, Ohio or Pennsylvania.

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Called To Be a Public Church: 2008 ELCA Voting and Civic Participation Guide

Called To Be a Public Church” is intended to encourage congregations to participate in voter registration drives, voter mobilization campaigns, and poll monitoring. This guide also contains nonpartisan issue briefs on issues related to the ELCA social statements.

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The Episcopal Church Office of Government Relations:
"Resolved, That the Church recognizes that a faithful commitment to voting is an extension of our baptismal covenant to "strive for justice and peace and the dignity of every human being" and asks all Episcopalians to actively engage in advocating for voter rights, encouraging voter registration, getting out the vote, and volunteering to assist voters at the polls." (Executive Council 02/2004)

That 2004 Executive Council resolution affirms that voting is a critical part of our Episcopal call to "strive for justice and peace among all people." As Election Day approaches, we want to provide you with resources to help you make the most of your opportunity to vote and helping others to do so.

Check out EPPN's VOTING IS A CIVIC SACRAMENT resource online HERE.

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Sojourners: Voting All Your Values Guide

Download your FREE "Vote All Your Values" 2008 voter issues guide in PDF format by completing the form on the website below:  

http://www.sojo.net/index.cfm?action=action.VOP&item=VOP_download_form

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United Methodist Church

2008 Elelction Guide

Church and Society

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WAND

In Times of Great Decision: How Congregations Can Take Part in Legal, Non-Partisan Election Activities
Rev. Amanda Hendler-Voss

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