Vote Common Good Church Service
Join us on Sunday, September 13 for a church service at GracePointe in Nashville, TN.
Join us on Sunday, September 13 for a church service at GracePointe in Nashville, TN.
A gathering for everyday people of faith, local clergy, public servants, and neighbors who want to bring their whole selves — beliefs included — into public life without leaving democracy behind. You don’t have to check your faith at the door to be a good citizen. And you don’t have to compromise democracy to be a person of faith.
This screening is free, with donations gratefully accepted. It will be held at a private home in Nashville — fill out the quick form below and we'll send you the details!
Show up. Speak out. Join us for a rapid response protest at Steve Womack & Tom Cotton's office.
A state-of-the-art training forum for faith communities, leaders, and individuals. This forum will help participants: Develop an understanding of Christian Nationalism and faithful responses to it Explore research-based characteristics of American Christian Nationalism Incorporate responses to Christian nationalism into our faith communities Learn ways to personally engage and talk with those who adhere to Christian nationalism Consider Bible passages that remind us how to interact with others lovingly, even when we do not agree
Join Vote Common Good for the Flip Benton County: Candidate Rally in support of Robb Ryerse for Congress. We'll come together to hear from Robb about his vision for the district, connect with fellow supporters, and mobilize ahead of the election. This is a chance for people of faith and conscience to stand up for candidates who reflect our shared values of decency, dignity, and the common good.
The screening is free and donations will be accepted.
A gathering for everyday people of faith, local clergy, public servants, and neighbors who want to bring their whole selves — beliefs included — into public life without leaving democracy behind. You don’t have to check your faith at the door to be a good citizen. And you don’t have to compromise democracy to be a person of faith.
The screening is free and donations will be accepted.
A gathering for everyday people of faith, local clergy, public servants, and neighbors who want to bring their whole selves — beliefs included — into public life without leaving democracy behind. You don’t have to check your faith at the door to be a good citizen. And you don’t have to compromise democracy to be a person of faith.