Is this you? As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.
Claim your profile
Articles by Terri Hasdorff
‘I Don’t Get Involved in Politics’: Not Acceptable for Christians Anymore
Have you ever experienced a life-changing moment? A moment when you knew you would never look at the world the same? Or maybe it was a moment of insight that would forever eliminate your automatic, learned responses? For me, that moment came while visiting Kenya in 2007. After I started a new job with the U.S. Agency for International Development, Convoy of Hope invited me to tour a part of Nairobi called the Mathare Valley. Everywhere I looked, I saw orphans.
No Time for Political Complacency Anymore
Have you ever experienced a life-changing moment? One when you knew you would never look at the world the same? Or maybe it was a moment of insight that would forever eliminate your learned automatic responses? For me, that moment came while visiting Kenya in 2007. After I began a new job with the U.S. Agency for International Development, Convoy of Hope invited me to tour a part of Nairobi called the Mathare Valley. Everywhere I looked, I saw orphans.
COVER STORY: There Is No Room for Political Complacency Anymore
Have you ever experienced a life-changing moment? A moment when you knew you would never look at the world the same? Or maybe it was a moment of insight that would forever eliminate your automatic, learned responses? For me, that moment came while visiting Kenya in 2007. After starting a new job with the U.S. Agency for International Development, Convoy of Hope invited me to tour a part of Nairobi called the Mathare Valley. Everywhere I looked, I saw orphans.
A Pandemic of Cruelty
By Dennis Prager Published on July 11, 2023 There is a pandemic in the Western world — especially, but not only, in America — that few are talking about, let alone addressing. This pandemic doesn’t actually kill people. But it does destroy people, ruin lives, crush families and cause permanent, debilitating pain — far more than have the vast majority of cases of COVID-19. This pandemic consists of adult children who have decided never again to speak to one or both of their parents.
Atheists Are More Political Than Other Religious Groups
According to political scientist Ryan Burge, the group of people in American society most likely to be highly engaged in political action are not evangelicals, as we’ve been led to believe. They are in fact atheists.
"On a Mission" with Terri Hasdorff from Capitol Solutions Consulting, LLC
Terri Hasdorff President at Capitol Solutions Consulting, LLC Website Address: www.Godovergovernment.com Each week on “On a Mission” we talk to Christian leaders who are out to make a positive impact in their area. Today, our host Donica Hudson talks with Terri Hasdorff from Capitol Solutions Consulting, LLC. To learn more, check out www.Godovergovernment.com. Short company description: Terri Hasdorff is the author of Running Into the Fire, Why more Christians need to be involved in politics.
How You Can Help Change the Course of a Nation
Read Time: 6 Minutes 17 Seconds As Americans, we tend to attack the fruit and not the roots of what is happening in our country. The television is full of people speaking out with incredible frustration about the fruit of bad policy decisions and corrupt leaders. Often, it seems that dismal results and failures abound. But no one is talking about what is really causing these things.
Christian Political Expert: Do Your Homework Before the Election
Read Time: 6 Minutes 1 Second Americans lack trust in all levels of government, from their local city council members on up. We all know that bad actors are in the bunch, but you might be surprised to learn that there are honest, committed Christians who are politicians too! Honest candidates are running for office at every level of government, but we rarely see them because they often don't have as much money, so we rarely vote for them! Good political engagement means voting. Every time.
3 reasons why Christians shouldn't avoid engaging in politics
By Terri Hasdorff | Friday, September 30, 2022 As we approach the 2022 midterms, I’ve heard many Christians say, “I try to stay out of politics,” or “Politics can be so dirty, so I avoid it.” These remarks are often rooted in the false notion that political engagement is an unfit calling for anyone authentically Christian because politics is inherently corrupt.
The Real Truth About the Marriage of Politics and Faith
As I look back, I realize that God has given me a career path with some rather unique experiences. I have built bridges at the intersection of faith and government my whole life, and I have learned that serving people through a role in government can be just as important as serving them through a role in the church. To be involved in our communities is also to be involved in the political processes that impact them. Is it not better to prevent tragedy before we must race in and help heal it?
How The Christian Community Can Change American Politics for Good
A fascinating discovery has taken place recently in the state of California. Locals there attest that the wildfires that have ravaged the landscape, lives and livelihoods of residents for a decade don't seem to be getting any better. They seem to be getting worse, more frequent and more devastating. The key question at hand is: How do you decrease wildfires in a largely arid landscape that gets more vulnerable with every fire? The answer: goats. No kidding.
Chuck Pierce: The Power You Have Through God’s Anointing to Release His Will
Signet rings are a signature that is secured or approved by a higher authority, usually a king, to accomplish what is needed to fulfill his purpose or desire. The authority depends upon the user’s character. The king gives his signet ring to authorize a person to carry out a noble purpose for his subjects in his kingdom, like what Pharaoh commissioned Joseph to do for him.
The Dangers of Socialism: Is It Inevitably Coming to America?
As an Alabama high school student, I was chosen to travel to the Soviet Union for the 'People to People' international student exchange program, as part of the first delegation from my home state. It shocked me to see the oppression and hopelessness of the people and their lack of choices and freedoms that most Americans take completely for granted. That experience, at such a young age, shaped my worldview and deepened my love and appreciation for the United States.
Terri Hasdorff| Christian Post
To enjoy our website, you'll need to enable JavaScript in your web browser. Please click here to learn how.
Show More
loading
Actions
Is this you?
As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.Get in touch with Terri
Contact Terri, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.
Learn more about Muck Rack