For Hillary Clinton religion began at 13 years of age at the United Methodist Church in her Park Ridge, Illinois. Even before then, Hillary Clinton's mother, a Sunday school teacher, made religion a significant element of Hillary Clinton's upbringing, taking her to church on Sundays. Hillary Clinton stayed with her religion through her school years, playing an active role in her church youth group. Even after she married Bill Clinton, a Southern Baptist, and eventually became the First Lady of Arkansas, Hillary Clinton joined and stayed active in a United Methodist church in Little Rock. As the First Lady of the United States, Hillary Clinton attended a liberal United Methodist church in Washington D.C., called Foundry, which still introduces itself with the statement, "We acknowledge our oneness with all of God’s creation and invite gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender persons to share our faith" in defiance of the many Bible verses against homosexuality. Upon becoming the United States Senator from New York, one of the first groups she joined is the Senate Prayer Group.
1. Are you a Christian? Hillary Clinton: (awaiting response to this religion question) 2. When and how did you become a Christian? Hillary Clinton: (awaiting response to this religion question) 3. How has becoming Christian changed you? Hillary Clinton: (awaiting response to this religion question) 4. How would you define and describe your relationship with Jesus today? Hillary Clinton: (awaiting response to this religion question) 5. In the past 12 months, how many hours have you read the Bible per week? Hillary Clinton: (awaiting response to this religion question) 6. Which gift has the Holy Spirit given you, and what fruits has it borne? Hillary Clinton: (awaiting response to this religion question) 7. What has been your greatest failure as a Christian? Hillary Clinton: (awaiting response to this religion question) 8. What is the greatest challenge you face today as a Christian? Hillary Clinton: (awaiting response to this religion question) 9. If you had to choose between God and country, which would you choose? Hillary Clinton: (awaiting response to this religion question) 10. Whom do you think Jesus wants as our next President, and why? Hillary Clinton: (awaiting response to this religion question)
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