The 27 signers

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The 27 signers

In the campaign’s order. Church and city show where each person serves, which occasionally differs from the campaign’s listing (noted on the profile). Open a name for the full, cited profile.

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NameRoleChurch / organizationCityPublic rolesTiesControversies
Jack BrewerFounder; describes himself as a Christian evangelistThe Jack Brewer Foundation (dba Serving Ministries)—Spoke at the 2020 Republican National Convention. Named in 2020 to the federal Commission on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys; chair of the America First Policy Institute’s Opportunity Now Center (2021).02
Troy BrewerFounding and senior pastorOpenDoor ChurchBurleson—00
Nate BrownLead pastor, Liberty Hill campusVintage Church — Liberty HillLiberty Hill—00
Joshua Brown?Lead pastor, Belton campusVintage Church — BeltonTemple—00
Brad BurkesFounding pastorEmbassy of the Spirit Bilingual ChurchBrownsvilleGave invocations at Brownsville City Commission meetings. Texas Scorecard (2018) reported he served as unofficial chaplain for the Brownsville Republican Club and a local Tea Party group and was a delegate to two Republican Party of Texas conventions. His church bio says he serves on Gov. Greg Abbott’s Minister’s Council (self-reported).00
Omar Canizalez?Registered agent of the church corporation; pastoral title not confirmedGateway City FellowshipLaredo—00
Steve CehFounder and pastorSolomon’s Porch MinistriesCanyon LakeFounder of the New Braunfels “Trump Train” vehicle convoys (2020, 2024). The Comal County GOP chair described him in 2024 as the county party’s official chaplain.01
Roche ColemanSenior pastor-teacher (since 2008)Impact Church of The WoodlandsThe Woodlands—00
Richard EllisFounding pastor / elderReunion ChurchDallas—00
Esther GallegosPastorChrist Miracle CenterLaredo—00
Reynaldo Gonzalez?Not confirmedIglesia Cristiana Aposento AltoLaredoA Reynaldo Gonzalez listing “Iglesia Cristiana Aposento Alto” registered in favor of HB 3172 (religious-organization membership bill) at a Texas House committee hearing in April 2019.00
Wes Griffin?Not confirmedFellowship Church (Liberty Hill)Liberty Hill—00
Daniel HayworthLead pastor, Harker Heights campus; executive pastorVintage Church — Harker HeightsHarker HeightsWrites opinion columns for Blaze Media.30
Hector Hernandez?Not confirmedMinisterio Jesús Fuente Inagotable (Internacional)Laredo—00
Kason HuddlestonPastorFreedom Place ChurchRowlettCandidate for the Republican nomination for State Board of Education, District 9 (March 3, 2026 primary). Described by the Gilmer Mirror (2025) as State Chaplain of the Republican Party of Texas. Spoke at a June 2021 Rowlett City Council meeting against the city’s Pride Month proclamation (CBS News Texas).01
Wendell Hutchins IIFounder and senior pastorChurch of ChampionsHouston—00
Troy Jackson?“Biblical Citizenship Pastor” (his own site)New Beginnings Church (DFW New Beginnings)BedfordDescribes himself as a “Biblical Constitutional activist”; founded Biblical Citizenship Ministries (2006) and The Right Perspective network (2018).00
Stephen MartinFounding and senior pastor (all campuses)Vintage Church — Harker HeightsHarker Heights—20
Lindsey OswaldDirector of Growth + Leadership Development (regional staff)Vintage Church — Harker HeightsHarker Heights—10
Juan José Peñaloza?Pastor (church site: “José Peñaloza”)Templo Espíritu Santo “La Promesa Viva”Grand Prairie—00
Luis PeredaLead pastor, Vintage Church En EspañolVintage Church — Harker HeightsHarker Heights—10
Misael Reyes?Pastor (with Perla Reyes), per a church videoTemplo Vida Nueva (Asambleas de Dios)Laredo—00
Nate SchatzlineA pastor at the church (exact title not published)Mercy Culture ChurchFort WorthRepublican member of the Texas House, District 93 (2023–July 2026). Resigned in July 2026 when Gov. Greg Abbott appointed him senior adviser on election-integrity policy. Founded For Liberty & Justice, a nonprofit run out of Mercy Culture.68
Jeremy StoryFormer state chaplain, Republican Party of Texas (2017, 2021–24, self-reported)Former State Chaplain, Republican Party of TexasRound RockRepublican Party of Texas statewide officer (2021–24) and SREC member (2024–25), self-reported. Candidate in the 2026 Republican primary for U.S. House TX-10 (6th of 10), the 2018 primary for Texas House District 52, and a 2016 Austin Community College trustee race (Ballotpedia). Former president of Campus Renewal Ministries; founder of Every Student Sent.03
Jorge TovarPastorJordan River ChurchLaredoSouth Texas church coordinator for Texas Values, a conservative policy group; president of the Laredo Prayer Task Force (Texas Values profile).00
David TruenowPastor (Rev. David Luther Truenow)Evangelists Lutheran ChurchKingsbury—00
Gilberto VélezFounder and senior pastorIglesia Cristiana Misericordia (ICM)LaredoExecutive presbyter, Assemblies of God Texas Gulf Hispanic District (AG News).00

“?” marks a signer whose church match is medium or low confidence. A zero means nothing met the sourcing standard, not that nothing exists.