http://ipledgesunday.org/
About iPledge Sunday
The iPledge Sunday: A Call to Faith, Family, and Freedom Simulcast will gather Christians across the country on Sunday, September 9, 2012 for a nationwide, live simulcast co-hosted by Family Research Council and American Family Association. The event features Tony Perkins, Senator Rick Santorum, Bishop Harry Jackson, Kirk Cameron and other key Christian leaders for a 90-minute event celebrating Christian citizenship and exhorting Christians to rise up on Election Day to make our voices heard. Your church members will be informed, equipped, and challenged to advance faith, family and freedom in your local community.
iPledge Sunday will be the largest nationwide pre-election gathering of Christian voters. The goal is to mobilize Christians across our land to pledge to:
•Pray for the upcoming election.
•Prepare by registering themselves and others.
•Participate by voting on November 6.
Speakers will address the major issues we face as a nation - religious liberty, life, marriage, and the economy. Never in our history has there been a greater need for engaged, informed Christian citizens to stand up for faith, family and freedom. Action plans and resources from Family Research Council will make it easy for your church to become a simulcast host site.
The event will be held nationwide on Sunday, September 9, 2012 at 7 p.m. You can be involved: We're looking for churches across the nation to host the event, which will be available via high-resolution web stream. Click here to sign up as a host church, and continue to watch this spot for more information on the event.
If you're unable to host the live event on September 9th but still want to participate, click here to order the iPledge Sunday DVD packet.
-Removed-Do you have even the slightest amount of imagination? Or maybe, since the "election" is not in the Bible, you can't find a ready guide for how to deal with it.
You could start by praying that those elected find the wisdom to carry out their office in the best interests of their constituents.
Originally posted by KewpieReligion and politics aside, this qualifies as a "current event".
Everyone who thinks religion and politics should have no place in the Entertainment Forum (aka General Forum), please give the OP a thumbs-down.
Since when is this the "Entertainment Forum"? Since it isn't living up to the name, perhaps it shouldn't be called the Entertainment Forum. Oh wait... it's not.