Does it matter whether those seeking office hold to Biblical standards in their lives, political views and governing decisions?

EVERY Christian will vote – either by absence or by participation – however within participation will your vote be dictated by adherence to God’s priorities, or yours?

Beginning with early voting on October 19 through the General Election on November 3, citizens of the city of Houston will have a particularly weighty duty of choosing a new mayor and several city council members.  Polls show that most voters are still undecided and it is critical that every Biblically grounded pastor and believer get informed and get to the polls.

No excuses.  Our loved ones are overseas in harm’s way to defend our freedoms; the least we can do is get off our blessed assurance and choose the best leaders available to protect them here.

HAPC is launching our FaithVotes 2009 voter mobilization project with other partner ministries to support and equip hundreds of churches executing an effective plan to maximize the turnout of informed voters.  Non-partisan voter guides, PowerPoint slides, posters, automated call scripts, Public Service Announcements for radio and other resources will be available by October 15 at www.faithvotes.org.

Call our office at 832-688-9166, email us at info@uspastorcouncil.org, go to www.uspastorcouncil.org now AND www.faithvotes.org after October 15  to get all the information you need to reach toward 100 percent registered, 100 percent voting – it is our joy and our duty.

Early Voting

October 19-30

General Election

November 3

Polling locations and information:

www.harrisvotes.com

or

(713) 755-6965

Information about City Candidates:

www.faithvotes.org

or

www.lwvhouston.org