Did you know?

The overwhelming majority of people who are registered do vote!  In the 2008 elections, 90% of registered voters went to the polls!
SOURCE: US Census Bureau.

Who we are

Faithful Democracy is a national interfaith coalition dedicated to promoting appropriate civic participation by people of faith and religious organizations. With a primary focus on our own members, we will:

+   Emphasize the religious importance of civic participation; 

+   Educate religious organizations about which electoral activities are appropriate; and 

+   Encourage individuals and organizations to get involved in their communities.

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Partner Organizations & Resources

Disciples Justice Action Network





Episcopal Church USA



Friends Commitee on National Legislation

 

Questions For Candidates
Make Peace An Election Issue

 

Interfaith Alliance

Interfaith Alliance Election Year Resource Center
5 Questions to ask your candidates
State of Belief, a weekly conversation on issues at the intersection of religion and politics

Islamic Society of North America

 

 


Jewish Council for Public Affairs

Why Civility
Jewish Values In Action: A Community Engagement Guide for Election Year Practices and Resources
Fighting Poverty with Faith

National Council of Churches

 

Presbyterian Church (USA)

 

 


Unitarian Universalist
Association of Congregations




 

 United Church of Christ, Justice and Witness Ministries

Being a Civil Voice in Uncivil Times
Words of Inspiration: Bring Back Civility in 2010
Get Active in the Elections - College Resources

United Methodist General Board of Church and Society