What churches Can and Cannot Do in Politics
By Drew McKissick
When it comes to politics in churches, there is a lot of confusion (especially on the part of pastors)about what type of political activities churches can engage in given their non-profit tax status. Some believe that all political activity is out of bounds and would put that status at risk. Wrong. Of course a lot…
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By Drew McKissick
As I have mentioned before, it’s hard to imagine conservatives being more successful at the ballot box without being joined by even MORE conservatives at the ballot box. That means that in order to win, we have to do more to identify, educate and mobilize others who think like we do. And to make the…
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Organizing Churches with Church Contacts
By Drew McKissick
So, what are church contacts? A church contact is someone who serves as a point of contact between their church and outside conservative political groups and activity. They can help distribute critical and timely information, such as non-partisan voter guides, legislative alerts, legislative scorecards, leadership training, as well as other seasonal political information. By initiating…
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