Do Americans want pastors endorsing candidates from the pulpit ...

Bully Pulpit: Letting churches promote political candidates would ...

I love the Christian church. Though as a young woman, I cringed at the patriarchy in my traditional black apostolic church, which made me ...

The Power to Change America is in Your Vote - Christians Engaged

Whether an election is to fill a seat on a local school board or the Oval Office, we keep seeing anti-religious-liberty candidates elected ...

Explainer: Can a priest or a member of a religious order publicly ...

Should Catholic priests or members of religious orders be endorsing political candidates? If it is allowed, is it prudent?

Trump vows to end rule on politics in the pulpit - Baltimore Sun

President Donald Trump's vow to “destroy” a rule that prevents religious leaders from preaching politics from the pulpit drew mixed reactions from Baltimore- ...

Pastors endorsing candidates, in defiance of IRS rules - Fox News

Christian pastors reportedly are defying IRS rules and endorsing political candidates at an unprecedented rate.

Alliance Defense Fund Summarizes Pulpit Initiative - Tax Notes

ADF believes that the Johnson amendment is unconstitutional in restricting the expression of sermons delivered from the pulpits of churches.

CONGRESS SHOULD END IRS OVERSIGHT OF SERMONS, SAY ...

By Bob Smietana LifeWay Research. NASHVILLE, Tenn.—In the 1950s, Congress banned charitable nonprofits—including churches—from endorsing ...

Partisan pulpit: Pastor's defiance spurs debate on election law - UPI

As the 2022 midterm election approaches, a controversial Tennessee pastor is defying a federal law that prohibits nonprofits -- including ...

I endorse…religious leaders not endorsing candidates

Author of "Embracing Auschwitz" and "Mensch•Marks: Life Lessons of a Human Rabbi - Wisdom for Untethered Times." Winner of the Rockower Award, ...

Pulpit politics: When does it cross the line? - WOODTV.com

The lead pastor at a metro Grand Rapids megachurch got political in a recent sermon, urging his parishioners to run from the Democratic party.

- EXAMINING A CHURCH'S RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH - GovInfo

[House Hearing, 115 Congress] [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office] EXAMINING A CHURCH'S RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH ...

Pulpit politics: When does it cross the line? - AOL.com

The lead pastor at a metro Grand Rapids megachurch got political in a recent sermon, urging his parishioners to run from the Democratic party.

Why are So Few Pastors Talking about the Election? - Daily Citizen

Life and death. Sexual confusion. Parental authority. Religious freedom. These are just some of the many issues on the ballot this coming ...

The majority of folks in the US do not support clergy endorsing ...

The Johnson Amendment made it illegal for religious organizations to endorse political candidates. Republican candidate for US president, Donald ...

Politics in the pulpit: Who benefits? - Ministry Matters

Earlier this month at the National Prayer Breakfast, President Donald Trump announced to the gathered religious leaders a plan to “totally ...

Election Guide | ADF Church & Ministry Alliance

Read Now: Pastors, Churches & Politics: 5 Things to Know in our Election Guide.

This Election Season, Religious Leaders Don't Need To Stay Silent

The First Amendment robustly protects the right to discuss political topics through the lens of faith, and no one should allow fear of an ...

98% of evangelical leaders say pastors shouldn't endorse ...

The shocking survey results from the National Association of Evangelicals ignore the reality of how evangelical churches operate.

Puyallup's Motion Church pastor endorses council candidates

Roger Archer, the pastor of Puyallup's Motion Church, endorsed Puyallup City Council candidates Dean Johnson and Renne Gilliam in violation ...

New lawsuit asks why nonprofit newspapers can endorse ...

“Nonprofit news organizations do not endorse candidates and, under IRS guidelines, should not favor any candidate for public office in coverage ...