What It Means to Be a ReVote Church

Participating churches establish a ReVote Civic Engagement Ministry within their congregation.

Each ministry includes:

• one Civic Engagement Captain
• four to five ministry members
• at least one community member who lives near the church

Together, this team leads voter engagement and community outreach efforts.

ReVote ministries help their communities engage in the democratic process through activities such as:

• voter registration drives
• voter education events
• community listening sessions
• door-to-door outreach
• phone and text voter engagement
• election participation efforts

Ministries organize both within the church and within the surrounding neighborhood.

Support for Churches

Faith & Works provides support to churches participating in the ReVote network, including:

• training for Civic Engagement Captains
• organizing resources and toolkits
• statewide strategy calls and convenings
• voter outreach materials
• mini-grants for community engagement

Our goal is to equip churches with the tools and support needed to serve their communities effectively.

Who Should Join

ReVote welcomes participation from:

• pastors and faith leaders
•  church ministry leaders
•  community organizers connected to faith institutions
•  churches committed to strengthening civic engagement in their communities

Whether your church is large or small, urban or rural, your congregation can play an important role in building civic participation.

Join the Movement

If your church is interested in starting a ReVote Civic Engagement Ministry, we invite you to connect with our team.

Together, we can strengthen civic participation and build a future where every community has a voice.

Start a ReVote Civic Engagement Ministry Today