Maine's family policy council aiming to see a state where religious freedom flourishes, families thrive, and life is cherished.
Augusta, ME
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"This is Pray for Maine Sunday… we better start on our knees." Nick Adolphsen at Gospel Light Baptist Church in New Vineyard on Pray for Maine Sunday. Keep praying with us at prayformaine.org.
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A special night of prayer and worship in Lewiston. Sunday, November 15, 6–8 PM at Lewiston Middle School, 75 Central Ave. We're partnering with local churches and inviting the whole state. Bring a friend. PrayForMaine.org
“Join us, pray, bring a friend, invite somebody, get the word out. It's gonna be an awesome night.” — Joel Furrow, Christian Civic League of Maine
God deeply loves Lewiston, and he is at work here among his people. Join us for the next Pray for Maine event, Sunday evening, November 15, 6–8 PM at Lewiston Middle School, 75 Central Ave. PrayForMaine.org
“What can we do with all the troubles and problems of this city and Auburn and all the surrounding areas? We can pray.” — Joel Furrow, Christian Civic League of Maine
"We pray for the people of Maine, for the families, the workers, the students." Framework Church in Presque Isle prayed for our whole state on Pray for Maine Sunday. Join them in prayer at prayformaine.org.
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"We are participating in something called Pray for Maine Sunday… we're called to pray." Pastor Andy Harthorne of Dyer Brook Community Church on Pray for Maine Sunday. Keep praying with us at prayformaine.org.
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Pray for Maine is coming to Lewiston. Join churches from across the Lewiston-Auburn area for a simple evening of worship and prayer, Sunday, November 15, 6–8 PM at Lewiston Middle School, 75 Central Ave. No registration. Bring your church and tell your friends. PrayForMaine.org
“This is the people of God standing together shoulder to shoulder, lifting up his name and setting our faces toward him for the sake of our state and for the sake of the kingdom.” — Nick Adolphsen
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Anchored Ep. 88 - Jim Culbertson, New England Bible College & Seminary
“Political engagement shouldn't mean blind partisanship. Rather, it should be a means of bringing truth, justice, and humility into the public square through voting, serving, or running for political office.”
"We're going to pray for Maine." Pastor Kirk Winters of The Rock Church in Bangor on Pray for Maine Sunday. Keep praying with us at prayformaine.org.
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Anchored Ep. 85 - Ken MacLeod, Community of Grace in Westbrook
“Can we all just recognize that there is an all-out assault right now on marriages and families?… And when we can seek to strengthen marriages and families, this is really going to be the thing that strengthens our culture as a whole and strengthens our communities.”
Tired of politics? Totally fair. A lot of good, faithful people are worn out on it.
But decisions get made either way, and Maine needs your voice. Vote anyway! Polls are open until 8 PM today.
MaineVotingGuide.com
ALT Graphic reading: Tired of politics? Vote anyway. Tuesday, Nov. 3. Christian Civic League of Maine.
Anchored Ep. 87 - Bob Emrich, Emmanuel Bible Baptist Church in Plymouth
“We are being told so often, we have to make a sharper distinction and separation between church and state, religion and government, and so forth. Don't believe it.”
"We pray for our state. We pray for the education system… for our governments, local and state." Hermon Baptist Church in Hermon prayed for our state on Pray for Maine Sunday. Keep praying with us at prayformaine.org.
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Be honest. We all complain about government. At the diner, in the church parking lot, around the supper table.
Complaining doesn't change much. Voting does!
Tuesday, Nov. 3rd. MaineVotingGuide.com
ALT Graphic reading: Complaining changes nothing. Voting does. Vote Tuesday, Nov. 3. Christian Civic League of Maine.
"…on this great Pray for Maine day that you would once again have mercy on our state." Calvary Baptist Church in Sanford prayed for our state on Pray for Maine Sunday. Keep praying with us at prayformaine.org.
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"There is not a square inch in the whole domain of our human existence over which Christ, who is Sovereign over all, does not cry: Mine!" (Abraham Kuyper)
That includes your ballot. Vote Nov. 3rd!
MaineVotingGuide.com
ALT Graphic with Abraham Kuyper quote: There is not a square inch of human existence over which Christ does not cry Mine. Vote Nov. 3. Christian Civic League of Maine.
"We join this morning with churches around the state of Maine praying for our state." Pastor Ken MacLeod of Community of Grace in Westbrook on Pray for Maine Sunday. Keep praying with us at prayformaine.org.
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Plot twist: there's no "Christians keep out" sign on the ballot box.
Civic life needs believers in it. Show up Nov. 3rd!
MaineVotingGuide.com
ALT Graphic reading: No 'Christians keep out' sign on the ballot box. Vote Nov. 3. Christian Civic League of Maine.
Anchored Ep. 86 - Jim Culbertson, New England Bible College & Seminary
“It was C.S. Lewis who said that Christianity was never meant to remain a private affair. I like to say that for the Christian, everything is theological.”