Regarding the religious vote, I think I see the problem. Pew Research CenterWhite Protestants and Catholics support Trump, but voters...Among White evangelicals, support for Trump is higher among those who attend church regularly than among those who don’t.
The majority of Christianity subscribes to a form of Amillennialism. The Rapture end of times nonsense is a fairly modern concept that seems to have become popular in American culture in the 1970s.
From what I read, Vance wasn't really pumping the end of times thing the way Evangelicals do. Most of his comments were vague and nothing really contradicted Catholic teaching. He was on an Evangelical podcast so given the audience the questions makes sense but I didn't read anything where Vance actually propped up Premillenial end times ideas.
All of these sects ultimately are in agreement regarding the creed even though the Baptists are fiercely non-creedal they don't reject anything laid out in the creeds. It's the LDS and JW's that are so divergent that they don't even share the same roots as the rest of the Christian traditions mentioned above. These other two are probably closer to the Judaism-Christianity dived where one rejects the other's concept of God.
Historically, all three Abrahamic religions have the same God, the God of Abraham. The Roman Catholic Church and other Western Christian sects acknowledges this. The difference being all three have a very different understanding of the revelation of God. Judaism and Islam are pretty similar but Christianity really diverges from the others with the Triune God. It can be a rabbit hole if you seriously go down it. I'll admit that there have been several times in my life where I thought "Shit, is Judaism right about the Christian concept of God?" I had a friend who went down this path and converted to Judaism after wrestling with this topic. Personally, I am ride or die with Jesus but the thought about the correct understanding of God creeps into my head.
This sounds like a standard outage update. I've written many of these over the years. Write up something vague and full of tech jargon then hand it over to legal.
Personally, I think Highland Park just wants to be a quasi-Methodist country club without the Wesleyanism. They should just declare themselves SBC at this point.