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By removing the checks and balances that are a fundamental part of our democracy, Project 2025 seeks to shift the balance of power.

A principled voter asks: Does this candidate preserve democracy? In democratic systems, power and authority flow from the people.

A principled voter asks: Does this candidate promote unity or division? Democracies rely on cooperation and shared vision to function.

In this episode of Proclaim Peace, Jennifer and Patrick share their recent presentation from the Faith Matters Restore gathering.

This article is part of our Principles Matter series . (current page) Does principle matter more than policy? In a democracy, it does. ...

A principled voter asks: Is this candidate prepared? They vote to “hire” candidates who are prepared and serious about public service.

A principled voter asks: Is this candidate empathetic? They vote to support leaders who seek to understand those they represent.

A principled voter knows that democracies run on trust — and trust flows from honest communication and behavior.

In this episode Jennifer and Patrick are joined by professor David Pulsipher to explore the principles of peacemaking in the Book of Mormon.

Our mortal calendars have a weekly Sunday, but we can celebrate an eternal Sonday.

Does the character of a candidate matter? In a democracy, it does. Our votes are an expression of hope in what our nation can become. 

Your vote says something about what you value, and it should be as personal and multifaceted as you are.

In this episode, Jennifer and Patrick are joined by Thomas McConkie to discuss the urgent need for healing and peacemaking within ourselves.

Eliminating Utahns' ability to have fair and independent redistricting is an attempt to stamp out our ability to check their power.

In this episode, Jennifer, Patrick, and journalist Julie Rose discuss misinformation, disinformation, and our pursuit of peace and Zion.

On the Proclaim Peace podcast, hosts Jennifer and Patrick are joined by Judge Thomas Griffith to discuss politics and its impact on peace.

The Olympics have millions of viewers, and a handful of champions. However, we can all be champions through Jesus.

In this episode, Jennifer and Patrick are joined by multiple guests to discuss the baptismal covenant and the the call to be peacemakers.

You love your community. You love your local schools, restaurants, and small businesses. And you love keeping your eye on local politics to ensure that the things you love are funded, improved, and prioritized. That's why we want to send some serious love to local news outlets. Check out the slides to see how local news organizations support the many things you ❤ about where you live. 

Jennifer and Patrick are joined by Sarah Perkins to discuss Abinadi's role as a bold prophet delivering a message of repentance and change.