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Unfortunately it's been a while since I have been to church but I honestly don't remember politics coming up much if at all in there.
AKA Nat-C. >

I did Nat-C that coming. >

I hate you. Take your upvote. >

My mom lives in MTG’s district and while I’m not religious I’ve gone to church with her bc she likes that. 
During the “shake hands with your neighbors parts” at the beginning they on more than one occasion when you ask how they are doing have said something to the effect of “fine, be finer when they hang the president for all this mess”.
Then the preacher gives a politically motivated sermon and we eat fried chicken at the one restaurant. >

Politics in sermons is why I don’t go to church anymore.  I’m still a believer but I left mainstream Christian ideology a log time ago and I played oboe in the orchestra of my local six flags over Jesus (ie megachurch). I really miss it too, I still play in one local orchestra but I love sacred music and enjoyed the other people I played with.  And they paid me.  But nope.  I couldn’t take the politicization of the pulpit anymore.  That and all the fake smiles and masks everyone wore while at church. It’s a shame too, the church would have many more people if they let go all their bullshit. >

You've probably heard this before, but if a church preaches politics you can report them to the IRS and they could lose their tax exempt status. It's not much, and might not work often, but we NEED to take every action, dirty or otherwise, to fight back.