Miami Deliverance Church Miami Deliverance Church of the Nazarene

Ministries / Civic Engagement

Salt and light, in the city.

Civic engagement at Deliverance reflects our calling to be salt and light in Miami. Faith does not stop at the sanctuary doors.

Civic Engagement

Going deeper, together.

Civic engagement at Deliverance reflects our calling to be salt and light in Miami. Faith does not stop at the sanctuary doors.

  • Voter registration and turnout drives
  • Civic education workshops
  • Bridge-building with city leaders
  • Standing with the immigrant, the elder, the worker

“Seek the peace and prosperity of the city... because if it prospers, you too will prosper.”

Jeremiah 29:7

Scripture calls the people of God to seek the welfare of the city. Voting, advocating, and standing with the vulnerable is how we love our neighbors as ourselves.

What to Expect

Real ministry. Real welcome.

Voter Registration

Helping every eligible member register and turn out for every election. Nonpartisan, every cycle.

Civic Education

Workshops and candidate forums that prepare our congregation to engage as informed citizens.

Community Advocacy

Standing alongside the immigrant, the elder, the worker, with both words and presence.

Common Questions

Good to know.

Is this a partisan ministry?
No. Our work is strictly nonpartisan. We register voters of every party and never tell anyone how to vote.
How can I get involved?
Speak with our Civic Engagement Lead after any service, or send a note through the contact form.
Do you help non-members?
Yes. Our voter registration drives and civic workshops are open to the whole community.
What if I am not a US citizen?
Our civic education and advocacy work walks with everyone, including those navigating immigration. Naturalization workshops are part of what we offer.
Do you organize transportation to the polls?
Yes, every major election. Sign up in advance through the ministry lead.
Led By

Sabrina Paul-Noel

Civic Engagement Lead

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A Voice From Our Family

“Our church taught me that voting is a form of love for my neighbors. I have not missed an election since.”

— A long-time member