Faith at the Ballot Box

**Edit 5/5/15 - now available on iBooks too!**

If you've joined us at any point for our Politics Series, or if you are frantically googling who to vote for in the General Election on May the 7th, then today's post will hopefully be a welcome conclusion.

Johnny and I are thrilled that all of our contributors have agreed to us using their posts in a free eBook, downloadable today as a PDF [and hopefully coming soon via Amazon and iBooks...] - collating all the posts together, with a Foreword and Conclusion, and some recommended reading.

In one simple package you can access all of our posts - perspectives on why different Christian people are voting for different parties, opinion pieces on voting in general, and a list of great resources.

We are thrilled to have had a couple of folk endorse this little series/eBook, so don't just take my word for it:

Stephen Timms, recently an MP and standing again, who is the Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Faith and Society, said this:

"A helpful publication for young Christians thinking about their faith and their vote at this election"

Vaughan Roberts, Author of 'God's Big Picture' and the Director of the Proclamation Trust, said this:

"This is a really helpful series which will help believers think christianly about their vote and political engagement"

But don't take their word for it either - your vote is yours, and we'd love to help you think through how you are going to use it a week from today.

You can download the eBook, 'Faith at the Ballot Box' here for free in PDF format. You can also find it on Apple's iBooks store, for iOS and Mac devices. You can also purchase it via Amazon Kindle, for £0.99 [the lowest price possible] where a different cover and some minor tweaks have been made..

Cover of the Kindle edition:

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We hope that this eBook can aid you as you think through your vote, perhaps particularly if you link politics to faith. We'd love to connect with you via Facebook, or you can find myself and Johnny on Twitter, particularly if you've enjoyed the series, eBook, or have any questions.