Being engaged and active will strengthen our community!

Register to vote. 

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Voting is more than a civic duty; it’s a Biblical responsibility to stand for truth. Scripture calls us to be the “light of the world,” and casting a vote is one way to let that light shine, ensuring that righteousness is upheld. 

Remember, not voting is allowing others to choose our path—and often, that can mean allowing evil to advance.

Throughout history, countless people have sacrificed their lives for the right to vote, a freedom that citizens in other nations still dream of. 

Our Constitution begins with "We The People," emphasizing that our government only works to benefit us when we participate. 

Imagine not showing up to your job or business; our country functions the same way. 

You got to show up to make it work.

Exercise your right, let your voice be heard and vote!

 More than just casting a vote, our leaders need our prayers. Just as Nehemiah was called to be the political force, a Gatekeeper as Governor, standing in the gap for his people, 

Ezra served as a spiritual leader—restoring hope, faith, and values in the community. He gathered the people, teaching God’s laws and calling them to repentance, fostering unity and a renewed sense of purpose.

Like Ezra, today’s church serves as both a moral guide and a source of spiritual strength, interceding for leaders, uniting believers, and encouraging civic responsibility. We, too, have God-fearing leaders who need our intercession and support.

Our elected officials are tasked with directing and guiding our Townships and municipalities, School boards and Library Boards making decisions that shape our future and our kids. 

As prayer warriors, we are called to lift our local Officials up, interceding, asking for God's wisdom and discernment to be revealed to them in every decision.

We pray for their families in health, strength, and prosperity, in every way so that they may lead with clarity and honor, worshiping God in all they do.

Let us stand in prayer, supporting our leaders as they fulfill their God-given role in rebuilding and strengthening our community.

 At Gatekeepers Solutions, we believe true and effective leadership is about empowering others. 

By training and mentoring leaders into in public office, we create a continuous cycle of principled governance. 

Like a team handing off the baton, each leader serves faithfully for one or two terms, then steps aside for a new wave of conservative voices—fresh, committed, and equipped to lead. 

Our vision is to build a legacy where each generation upholds the values that made this nation and our communities strong, ensuring a steady flow of integrity-driven leaders who will protect our God-given rights and freedoms. 

 “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” —Matthew 28:18-20 

Join us for exciting community events held by various local Churches and Faith based organizations.

 These gatherings offer a great opportunity for kids to connect with other kids from like-minded parents. 

It’s not just about growing the conservative movement or making lasting connections—it’s about celebrating our God-given freedoms in a spirit of worship. 

We’re called to be in community anyway, so why not enjoy the journey together?  

Feeling adventurous? Stretch yourself and volunteer for an event sub-committee! 

It’s a fantastic way to work alongside fellow conservatives in your community, all while making a positive impact in a fun, supportive environment.

Let’s actually do this and come together, claim this land for the Kingdom, and have a blast doing it!

Ages 12-18        Grades 6-12

Gatekeepers Academy   is a Faith-based micro-school co-op providing quality, state-required academics from a Biblical worldview with a strong focus on personal responsibility, community service, and civic duty. 

We prepare students to lead with humility, compassion, and benevolence, shaping future leaders with integrity and purpose. 

 JOHN JAY, first Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, 1789-1795, said “Every member of the State ought diligently to read and to study the constitution of his country, and teach the rising generation to be free…By knowing their rights, they will sooner perceive when they are violated, and be the better prepared to defend and assert them