Pray. Vote. Engage.
The New Jersey Family Policy Center has just added another partner to our team – one of the nation’s leading mobilizers of Christian voting and engagement – to dramatically expand our ability to mobilize pro-family voters to the polls.
If you haven’t heard of it yet, that ministry is called Christians Engaged. This proven organization is now part of our national alliance of state family policy councils across America, and by joining forces, we intend to make a significant impact in New Jersey elections!
Christians Engaged is already enormously effective in getting believers to the polls. Their dynamic mobilization system is turning out the Christians they reach at an incredible rate of 91.7%. That kind of turnout amongst Christians has the potential not only to change elections but to impact our nation and state for generations to come because getting committed, pro-family, Christian voters to the polls is the best strategy we have to ensure the passage of pro-family legislation.
Every election is important, but each year we see voters who fail to faithfully vote according to biblical principles in every primary and general local, state, and federal election. This should not be!
For this reason, we are joining forces with Christians Engaged so you can help motivate your friends from church to be more consistent in their voting and more conservative in their views. How? By taking the pledge to Pray, Vote, Engage, you will receive regular teachings on civic education and involvement, reminders and prompts for all local, state and federal elections (2025 is critical in NJ), and the opportunity to connect your friends with a non-partisan Get Out the Vote effort.
In addition, because of the New Jersey Family Policy Center’s special relationship with Christians Engaged, your family and your church can receive major discounts on their Civic Curriculum and Biblical World View studies.
Take the pledge today! Then, get others to take the pledge! We strongly believe you can help change their voting habits and inform their conscience. The difference is winning and losing – so let’s win!
