| For I Needed a Place to Vote, And You Invited Me In
When your church is a polling place, Election Day is an opportunity to show hospitality.
Jake Corn
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For
several years, I had been on the fence about my church operating as a
polling place in our community. I was sick and tired of having my
ministry work interrupted. Then, this last primary, we had an incident
that turned me off to the idea completely.
Our
church runs a preschool which results in a long line of cars for child
pickups. When voting day rolled around, my preschool line clashed with
the voting traffic. Worse, the two major political parties had set up
tables at the entrance to our parking ...
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Saturday, October 27, 2018
When your church is a polling place
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