Love Your Neighbor Rush Hour Rally:
These quarterly rallies take place at First Community North and serve as a way to share a positive message people can take into their weekend and share with others. Our signs focus on the messages of "love," "hope," and "love your neighbor- all neighbors."
Rallies are announced through our monthly newsletter, the church's Missions and Ministries newsletter, and slides before services on Sunday.
NEW THIS YEAR!! Your ballot must arrive at the Board of Election by 7:30 PM on Election Day.
Additional Election Links
League of Women Voters: VOTE 411 – www.vote411.org
Franklin County Board of Elections - https://vote.franklincountyohio.gov/home
Ohio Secretary of State – www.voteohio.gov
Do you know someone who needs help getting an ID to vote due to cost, transportation access, etc.? contact https://voteriders.org/states/ohio/
United Church of Christ Advocacy Toolkit https://www.ucc.org/advocacy-101-resources/
Rev. Jim Wallis: Who is My Neighbor? https://fcchurch.com/sermon/who-is-my-neighbor/
Georgetown Center of Faith and Justice : Webinars and Events on Nonviolence Training, Spiritual Activism and more. https://faithandjustice.georgetown.edu/ (Select "Events")
The opportunities document is list of events, groups and specific actions to promote civil liberties, voting rights, and social justice. The list is updated regularly, but events are often announced close to the actual date, so not all events may be found here. Please link to the sponsoring organizations for the most recent updates.
Please note: events sponsored by the Good Trouble Ministry will be noted. Other listed events represent good trouble opportunities team members may choose to participate in, or cooperate with the organizing sponsors.
Engagement in good trouble is never "all or nothing." We all can get involved at a level that our schedules and our level of comfort allows. The continuum below offers examples of ways to get involved now as you can.