Voting based on your values and faith-based beliefs

The Chatfield United Methodist Church is hosting a class that asks the questions: "How can faith inform who you vote for?"

Voters say that about their with election day 5 weeks away and early minnesota voting well underway... the chatfield united methodist church is hosting a class that asks the question: "how can faith inform who you vote for?"

Kimt news 3's isabella basco spoke one?

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"* one with the past isabella... what did you learn?

Xxx katie, what is it like to be a christian during this vital election year?

One pastor based in chatfield is addressing that question.

Pastor debra collum says methodists are political people ?

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Collum says many great methodists were politically involved ?

"* and at the forefront of the abolitionist movement, such as sojourner truth and methodist church founder john "there are two great commandments : all of the commandments can be summed up in loving your god and loving your neighbor as yourself and your values should reflect love for neighbor and if they reflect only love for self, then they're not christian values."

Pastor collum is hoping to have another discussion in october.

Live in albert lea ib kimt news 3.

Thank you isabella.

The pastor also compiled a powerpoint presentation and posted it online on her facebook page.

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