Christian Coalition of America
The Christian Coalition of America (CCA, Christian Coalition of America) is an American political advocacy with Christian- conservative objective, which Christian fundamentalists, evangelicals, Pentecostals, Catholics and members of moderate Protestant churches united in itself. According to the company, the CCA has 1.2 million members, but to go other sources of a number of members from 300,000-400,000.
The party was founded in 1989 by the influential televangelist Pat Robertson, who served until 2000 as president of that organization. Then Roberta Combs was acting president until it was replaced in 2006 by Joel C. Hunter.
At many destinations, the CCA is in line with the religious right ( religious right ). Thus, the CCA indicated on their website itself as the " [ ... ] largest and most active conservative and citizen-oriented political organization in America. The Christian Coalition of America offers people of faith a help to be actively involved in the design of the state - from the district court to houses of Congress. "
The CCA publishes election recommendations before elections at the federal and state level and sends newsletters, is where information on current legislative proposals.
Headquarters of the Organization is Washington, D.C.