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"If we allow the greedy and inhuman elements to steal away from us our self-government because we didn't have the ENERGY or COURAGE to fight for it and use it as a tool for our love and wisdom, HOW SHALL WE ANSWER FOR THAT?"
~ 90-year-old Doris Haddock (Granny D)
From ucc.org
Politics is often taken to be a dirty word, but political processes are simply the way communities organize their common life. For people of faith, public policy is never merely politics. It is a way of living out the commandment to love our neighbor as ourselves.
It is fitting for local congregations and church structures across the country to develop nonpartisan programs to help the faith community reflect upon the political order. The Our Faith Our Vote Campaign is designed to help you discover the ways in which you, as an individual and as a congregation, can get involved in the political process.
Our country is in crisis in many ways. It is time for well minded, engaged and faithful people to speak out and get involved in the political process. Let's go public with our faith! We'll show you how!
Access a variety of resources on the UCC.org website.
How your congregation can legally engage in the elections
Being a Civil Voice in Uncivil Times
Guidelines for Congregations on Political Action
Youth and Young Adults in Action
Voter Registration Drive in your Church
Free Our Faith Our Voice Toolkit
Find out your voter registration status
Voters in Mass. do not need to show an ID, unless voting for the first time. First time voter? Find out what ID you need to bring here
411: League of Women Voters website will show you your district's races and candidates
Progressive Christian Voter's Guide, from Chalice Press and the Christian Left
Boots on the Ground: A Local Campaign Perspective
'Educate yourself on a candidate or issue', from JPANET, Take Action
'Protecting the Vote in the Name of Faith', by Adam Taylor, Sojourners
'This Little Light', by Sandy Sorensen, Director, UCC Washington office
'New England UCC Churches Look to Organize Progressive "Christian Voice"', Boston Globe, 6/16/18