Mid-Ohio Valley Citizens Action Coalition (MOVCAC) is gaining influence in Ohio and West Virginia as a political and religious movement rooted in a strict interpretation of Christianity. Led by pastor Glenn Newman and supported by Freedom Gate Church, MOVCAC combines right-wing politics with Christian values, advocating for issues like abortion restrictions and opposition to LGBTQ rights. The group also engages in political activism, such as lobbying against public libraries with LGBTQ-themed books. This alignment of religion and politics reflects a broader trend in the U.S., where movements like MOVCAC are seeking to transform society according to conservative Christian principles. Critics warn that this fusion erases the boundary between church and state, ushering in a society controlled by extreme religious beliefs. As MOVCAC continues to grow and expand its influence, it remains a powerful force in local and state politics, pushing for lasting change in the country. Their efforts are rooted in a belief in the Kingdom of God increasing over time, with members working diligently to shape the nation’s future in accordance with their values.
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