Mike Pence

While on the campaign trail this week, Vice President Mike Pence visited Atlanta, Georgia. Christian Headlines was invited to travel alongside the Vice President during his visit.

At a Susan B. Anthony List event this week, Vice President Mike Pence insisted that he and the president are unapologetically supporting the right to life.

On Thursday, Mike Pence spoke at a pro-life event asserting that God is on the side of pro-lifers.

At the RNC Wednesday, Vice President Mike Pence warned Americans of Joe Biden's liberal agenda calling him a "Trojan horse for the radical left."

(RNS) — Vice President Mike Pence has described himself as "a Christian, a conservative and a Republican, in that order."

That has made Pence pretty popular with conservative evangelical Christians — not just as vice president, but also as a U.S. congressman and governor of Indiana before that.

But his time in the White House hasn't been without controversy, even among evangelicals.

Pence has raised eyebrows for his refusal to eat alone with a woman who is not his wife or go without her to events where alcohol is being served — a rule popularized by the late evangelist Billy Graham. 

His appearance at Notre Dame University, a Catholic school, ended in a student walkout and at Taylor University, an evangelical school, in the resignation of its president. Some delegates also objected to his appearance at the Southern Baptist Convention's 2018 denominational meeting.

Here are five faith facts about Pence and how his conservative Christian beliefs have made him a polarizing figure.

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In an interview with Sean Hannity, Vice President Mike Pence asserted that the choice between Trump and Biden for President could not be clearer. 

In a recent interview, Vice President Mike Pence called Chief Justice John Roberts a 'disappointment to conservatives."

On Wednesday, Vice President Mike Pence touted President Trump's pro-life record calling him the "most pro-life president in American history."

In a speech on Friday, Vice President Mike Pence warned Americans that a Biden America is a dangerous America.

Vice President Mike Pence took to Twitter this week to celebrate SCOTUS decisions that strengthen religious freedom.