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Frontline Endorsed Jason Dickerson Wins Election!
The radical left brought in the DNC and their new candidate for Governor, Geoff Duncan, even went “all in” to try to beat Jason Dickerson and flip SD21 for the pro-abortion lobby. |
They failed, and Mr. Duncan continued his epic losing streak. Senator-Elect Jason Dickerson worked hard, campaigned on conservative principles, and earned a whopping 22 point victory! We are proud to have endorsed our friend Jason, and we are confident that he will deliver big wins for families across Georgia and winning results for those he represents! One Week, Two Galas - Yep, We Just did That! It might have been a little ambitious to try two Galas in one week, but… nobody will ever accuse our organization of aiming low. With a great crowd at the Macon City Auditorium and a sold-out room in Johns Creek, we brought together longtime friends, first-time supporters, and key, visionary leaders under one, united banner with a God-glorifying cause. We’d like to thank more than 70 sponsors, a record roster of attendees, and all the candidates and attendees who joined us for historic nights on September 8 and 11! |
Candidate Remarks Posted Want to get a head start on your 2026 evaluations? Frontline was honored to host - between both events - Lt. Governor Burt Jones, Congressman Buddy Carter, Congressman Mike Collins, Sen. Greg Dolezal, Sen. Brian Strickland, Sen. Blake Tillery, Rep. David Clark, Rep. Tim Fleming, Businessman Clark Dean, and Businessman Kelvin King. All candidate remarks - which were kept to 90 seconds or 2 minutes based on the event - are now posted on our Frontline Policy Action Facebook page, Instagram, and X account. We encourage you to check them out! Join us at our 2025 Faith Summit! Come hear the hearts of your 2026 candidates, stirring remarks from influential pastors, and enjoy a time of prayer, worship, fellowship, and unity as campaign season hits the next gear. This unique event takes place at Flat Creek Baptist Church located at 161 Flat Creek Trail, Fayetteville, GA, on November 17th. The event will begin at 4:00pm and run through roughly 8:30pm. It is FREE to attend, but you must register HERE: https://secure.anedot.com/frontline-policy-council/faithsummit2025 Confirmed candidates already include Mesha Mainor and Randell Trammell, candidates for State School Superintendent, and Rep. David Clark and Sen. Greg Dolezal, candidates for Lieutenant Governor. |
A Word from our New Church Ambassador Network Director
Over the past nine weeks, I have had the privilege of traveling across Georgia—meeting pastors and leaders in 23 counties—and sharing the vision of the Church Ambassador Network. From small towns to larger communities, these conversations have confirmed again and again that pastors are eager to see the Church step into its rightful place—ministering to leaders, shaping culture, and offering hope where it is most needed.
That work has also taken me to Iowa, where I saw firsthand the fruit of a mature Church Ambassador Network. There, pastors and government leaders, including Governor Kim Reynolds, have partnered in remarkable ways, even cutting the number of foster children in state care in half. These visits show us what’s possible when the shepherds of the Church consistently engage the shepherds of government as people, as leaders, and as partners.
Here in Georgia, Frontline’s CAN is uniquely positioned to build that same kind of culture-shaping movement. By developing strong local networks, equipping pastors to minister at the Capitol, and laying the foundation for theological and practical teams, we are casting a vision that looks beyond events to long-term transformation. Our goal is not just to raise the standard for one election cycle, but to build enduring relationships that will bless our state for generations to come. |
Important Update from Chelsea Thompson On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of the United States heard oral arguments in Chiles v. Salazar, a case with major implications for religious liberty and free speech. At issue is whether Colorado can penalize Christian counselors and ministries for declining to affirm gender ideology in their speech and practice. The case began when state officials sought to enforce laws that restrict counselors from providing faith-based guidance on gender identity issues. We filed our second-ever amicus brief before the Court, defending the right of ministries and counselors to live out their faith without government interference. We argue that “gender identity” is a subjective and misleading concept that cannot justify government restrictions on constitutionally protected speech. As our brief notes, “The concept of ‘gender identity’ has no place in constitutional analysis. Colorado has no rational basis for restricting speech in service to gender ideology.” You can read our full amicus brief here. During the oral arguments, Justice Alito described the Colorado law as “a clear case of viewpoint discrimination,” suggesting that it unfairly targets Chiles for the beliefs and perspectives she seeks to convey in her therapy sessions. We are praying for the Justices to issue a ruling that affirms the First Amendment and protects the right of believers to speak the truth in love without government intrusion. |
What's new with Frontline Policy? New Website Have you had a chance to visit our new website? We have updated our domain and rebuilt our website at www.FrontlinePolicy.org! We are in the process of adding pages and information in the coming months, but we are excited about what this new website will do for us as part of our digital refresh. New Branding You’ll notice some slightly modified branding with added taglines. Frontline Policy Council content now features the Frontline lion with a tagline of “Raising the Standard” while Frontline Policy Action features a new color scheme and “Leading the Way.” While not a visually significant change, we want to clearly convey the ethos and mantras of our ministries. New Emails Coinciding with our website update, all Frontline staff now have email accounts ending in “.org” instead of “.com.” There may have been some emails missed in this transition, and, if we have not responded to something you have sent, please try us again. Everything should be forwarding and working correctly now. New Database and Processes, too! Throughout this year, Frontline has taken the burdensome task of migrating databases. This has been a pain, but our previous system was a major disaster that we needed to overhaul in time to better communicate with our audience in 2026. As a result, we apologize for any possible delays or misses in acknowledgements. The migration will be complete in the coming weeks, and we are excited for new capabilities. If there’s anything that has fallen through the cracks, please email [email protected]. |
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