The United Methodist Board of Church and Society isn’t trying to tell you who to vote for, but the folks there definitely want you to think it over carefully, with the help of information they are providing about United Methodist values.
On Nov. 5, Americans will elect a president, as well as some members of Congress and state legislatures, governors in 11 states and judgeships. There also are ballot measures to consider. “(Church and Society’s) mission is not to take positions on any election,” said the Rev. Kendal L. McBroom, director of civil and human rights at the denomination’s advocacy agency. “United Methodists are more than welcome to become better acquainted with the Social Principles and juxtapose those with the campaign platforms.
“Individuals (should) make their vote from their conscience and faith, holding to the fact their votes are, in fact, sacred.”
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