Your Vote Matters

But we're not talking about one vote. We're talking about one VOICE - the collective vote of millions of like-minded people of faith who stay away from the polls each year. Consider:

Only about 50 percent of Christians in America are registered to vote.

Of those, only 50 percent show up at the polls, meaning 75 percent of all Christians are not taking advantage of one of their greatest privileges.

If every Christian would register to vote and then do so, candidates who share their beliefs and values would win the presidency in a landslide.

When a vote is cast to reflect God's moral principles, you're not merely taking advantage of your rights, but you're performing a duty essential in preserving, or in some cases, repairing, the moral fabric of our nation.

Your vote and the votes of your community are needed to preserve our liberty for future generations.

In 1774, our founding fathers wrote this in the Journal of the Continental Congress: "It is an indispensable duty which we owe to God, our country, ourselves and posterity, by all lawful ways and means in our power to maintain, defend and preserve these civil and religious rights and liberties for which many of our fathers fought, bled and died, and to hand them down entire to future generations."

Your vote is the ultimate check and balance on our government.

Do "We the people of the United States of America" exercise our right to reclaim our power on the regular intervals established by our Constitution? Are we doing all we can to ensure that the decision makers in Washington and in our state capitols share our values, our vision and our beliefs?

What can I do?

Please download the color or black-and-white master files for two different versions of the Your Vote Matters brochure, so that you may duplicate them for your church bulletin, family, workplace, congregation and community. Please click on the links below, or on the top right side of this page to download these masters, generic voter registration forms, a list of all state voter registration offices, or other resources. These brochures are free to be downloaded, copied in their entirety, and to be distributed freely wherever you choose.