Resources

Moral messaging to ensure every voter is heard

Messaging guidance for responses to post-Election Day interference and disinformation, to ensure that the will of the people is officially certified and duly elected leaders take office in 2023. You can use these messages word-for-word, or as inspiration for your own messages.

Faith on the Frontlines: Praying for Election Day

Millions of people have already voted in the 2022 elections! But we know that white Christian nationalists are using threats of violence and fear to set up barriers for people to vote and to make it harder for election officials to count the votes. And that is why our multi-faith and multiracial coalition is coming together in prayer on Monday, right before Election Day.

Ohio Faith Leaders for Abortion Access

Across Ohio, faith leaders are working together to ensure we all live in safe, healthy and sustainable communities. We are joining together to decry the extreme measures that leaders have taken to ban abortion and create barriers that make it more difficult for people to access the reproductive healthcare they need, desire and deserve. Our diverse communities of faith are committed to being co-creators with God and working together to make certain that we all have access to the care we need.

Faith on the Frontlines Violence Prevention and Response Guidance

Best practices and messaging approaches for responding to incidents of political violence and intimidation in the days before and immediately after the election. The guidance in this document is meant to inform your approach across a range of settings and situations.

Pledge to Expand and Uphold our Democracy

Ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, I pledge to join the multi-faith and multiracial coalition of people acting to expand and uphold our democracy.

The Truth Shall Set us Free: Countering Disinformation and Misinformation in 2022

Misinformation and disinformation pose a threat to free and fair elections by sowing confusion about how to vote and disseminating conspiracy theories and false claims about candidates. Fortunately, faith leaders are effective messengers against deception and confusion. Unlike politicians or media, faith leaders have moral credibility and a deep understanding of their communities.