Jesus wants Ken Blackwell to be Ohio's next Governer

Two megachurches accused of shilling for Republican hopefull

[snip]At the center of the complaints are the churches' leaders, the Revs. Rod Parsley of the World Harvest Church and Russell Johnson of Fairfield Christian Church. Both are credited with helping turn out Ohio voters in 2004 for President Bush and Issue 1, the ban on gay marriage.
Parsley recently created Reformation Ohio, which technically was incorporated as a church. Parsley said at a rally for the organization in October that its mission includes converting Ohioans to Christianity, registering "values voters" and guiding the state through "a culture-shaking revolutionary revival."
Johnson is one of the leaders of the Ohio Restoration Project, which was created to help organize an army of "Patriot Pastors" and increase participation in this year's elections. [/snip]

Meanwhile, if your Church preaches peace, the IRS already has you targeted.

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  1. Unknown11:39 AM, January 20, 2006

    The visual of Jesus, standing up in heaven looking down on Ohio, shaking his head and turning his back is what came to mind.

    Or laughing his ass off at how things go here...

    At times while I am a Catholic I wonder does he really exist mainly because if he did? I don't think he could stop himself from having God send down a few lightening bolts from time to time.

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