The Christian Duty to Vote ft. Pastor Jack Hibbs and Fr. Frank Pavone – AD FREE

Christianity Today has an appalling op-ed claiming that the "most Christian" action this election is to not vote — in a race where religious liberty, the lives of the unborn, and far more is all on
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  • Charlie,
    Our pastor at our small church, House of Prayer in Garden Valley, CA did tell us all that it is our duty to vote and to vote for life. Our Pastor Rick Hoskins is a Godly man and we love him! Most of our small church has voted and all of my family has up here. 5 votes for Trump and red down the ballot!

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