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Christians at the 2004 Democratic National Convention

By Pauline J. Chang, Christian Post Reporter

Christians across the nation have flocked to Boston to give their message to delegates of the weeklong Democratic National Convention. Most of the Christians held onto a political message: on Saturday, Catholics lined the streets urging against abortion and on Sunday, hundreds of Christians came out for the anti-war rally and the pro-family rally. Others, however, came out to the Convention to bring the message of Christ through literature on sin and salvation.

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