Christian Civic League & Maine Jeremiah Project merge‏

Christian Civic League and Maine Jeremiah Project merge to strengthen the Christian voice in the public square

Bob Emrich, former Director of the Maine Jeremiah Project.

Carroll Conley, Jr., Executive Director of the Christian Civic League.

 The Christian Civic League of Maine and the Maine Jeremiah Project announce their merger in order to become a more effective Christian voice in Maine’s public square and Augusta’s legislative halls.  The united group, the Christian Civic League of Maine, will combine resources and efforts to become a stronger, more visible Christian presence in Maine public policy and culture.

The Maine Jeremiah Project is best known for networking Maine pastors and its leadership in overturning same sex marriage in 2009.  The Christian Civic League, a voice in Maine politics since 1900, has recently undergone a change in leadership and staff.

“I truly believe that God will be honored from our desire to serve Him in Christian unity,” said Carroll Conley, Jr., Executive Director of the Christian Civic League.

“We are convinced that this will enable us to all be better informed and equipped to impact the culture of Maine,” said Bob Emrich former Director of the Maine Jeremiah Project and now the Chairman of the Board of the Christian Civic League.

Christian leaders concur.  Clergy and laity from across the state planning to attend next week’s Unity Banquets include Adventist, Anglican, Assembly of God, Baptist, Episcopalian, Pentecostal, Roman Catholic, and non-denominational Bible church leaders.

Christian Civic League of ME

http://www.mainefamilypolicycouncil.com/artman/publish/index.shtml

70 Sewall St.
Augusta, ME 04330
Carroll L. Conley, Jr. Executive Director


Media requests:  Debra Wagner, 207-992-8997, debwagner@gwi.net