The Episcopal Church is kicking off its “Vote Faithfully” voter engagement efforts for the 2026 midterm elections with a series of online events to educate Episcopalians on nonpartisan ways they and their congregations can support civic participation in their communities.

The Episcopal Church is kicking off its “Vote Faithfully” voter engagement efforts for the 2026 midterm elections with a series of online events to educate Episcopalians on nonpartisan ways they and their congregations can support civic participation in their communities. The half-hour networking calls on Zoom, organized by the church’s Public Policy and Witness team, are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Eastern on June 4, July 2, Aug. 6, Sept. 3, Oct. 1 and Nov. 5. Registration is available here. The first call, on June 4, will feature Chief Legal Officer Kent Anker and a discussion of IRS rules for nonpartisan advocacy by religious organizations. Other calls will offer guidance on a range of topics, including voter registration efforts and election awareness campaigns, in which Episcopal congregations can serve as trusted sources for reliable information, said Allison Duvall, senior manager of church relations and engagement. To read more, click here