Calvary Chapel Reno-Sparks Opposes Nevada Question 6 Abortion Measure

Calvary Chapel Magazine, founded by Tom Price, has published a call to prayer ahead of the U.S. midterm elections on November 3, 2026. In the piece, Price writes that the outcome could shape the country for years and urges readers to examine candidates’ beliefs, records and character before voting. He asks readers to pray for godly leaders and for the preservation of Judeo-Christian values that, he writes, helped shape the nation’s founding.

The article cites a recent essay by Calvary Chapel Pastor Mike MacIntosh, written to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. In it, MacIntosh voiced concern that “people who celebrated the towers coming down are now in authority in New York City.” Price presents that warning as a reason for voters to look closely at candidates.

Price also asks for prayer that voters will recognize the difference between reforms that strengthen the constitutional republic and changes that undermine its freedoms. He writes that elected officials should serve with integrity, protect life and seek the good of the people they represent.

In Nevada, the article reports, Calvary Chapel Reno-Sparks and many other churches oppose Question 6, a ballot initiative that would establish a constitutional right to abortion and limit the ability of state and local governments to restrict it. According to the article, Nevada already permits abortion through 24 weeks, and afterward when necessary to preserve the mother’s life or health. Question 6 would add constitutional protections for abortion until fetal viability, and afterward under the life-or-health exception.

The article states that voters approved the measure in 2024 and that it must pass again on Election Day to become part of Nevada’s Constitution. Price’s piece does not provide additional detail on the initiative’s legal text or campaign activity.

Price closes by asking readers to pray that the Lord will protect unborn lives and bring election results nationwide that differ from pollsters’ predictions, speaking for those who cannot speak for themselves (Proverbs 31:8-9).

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