Biblical Truth.
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A Stronger Maine.
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6–8PM
Lewiston Middle School
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Public Courage
Bold Truth. Enduring Hope.
Articles offering a biblical perspective on Maine’s public life.
Our Values
FAITH
We inform, encourage, and inspire the Church to engage government as a mission field, leading with biblical values to shape culture and strengthen communities.
FAMILY
From the beginning, God established the family as the cornerstone of society. We fight for policies in the State House that protect human life, strengthen families, defend religious freedom, and uphold Biblical values.
FREEDOM
Freedom flourishes under leaders who honor God. We work to elect officials whose character and convictions are shaped by Biblical truth.
FUTURE
The future depends on the Church leading with Biblical wisdom and compassion, strengthening education, caring for families in crisis, and meeting real needs so people look to God—not government—for hope.
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FEATURED
Anchored Episode 78:
Stan Griffin
“Is the church hurting today because of the sins of the world, or is the world hurting today because of the sins of the church?”
I don't know what the next two years will bring. I know there will be difficult battles ahead, and I know that political fortunes can change much more quickly than we sometimes imagine.
But our calling isn't dependent on whether we're winning or losing.
The young men on Herb Brooks's team didn't become champions by focusing on the last game they lost. They became champions when they remembered who they were playing for and committed themselves to something bigger than their own names.