Chelsea Clinton says she left the pro-life Baptist church at age six because they talked about abortion in Sunday school

Chelsea Clinton claims she left a Baptist church as a child because they started talking about abortion in Sunday when she was just six years old.

Chelsea made the comment at a recent fundraiser for her mother Hillary Clinton in an attempt to address evangelicals who question her mother's faith in God and secular voters who say she's too religious, according to The New York Post. 

A Democrat shared Chelsea's speech with a Post reporter who did not specify where the campaign fundraiser took place. 

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Speaking of faith: Chelsea Clinton, pictured right on Tuesday in New Hampshire, claims she left a Baptist church as a child because they started talking about abortion when she was just six-years-old

'I find it quite insulting sometimes when people say to my mom, my dad or me . . . that they question our faith,' said Chelsea.

'I was raised in a Methodist church and I left the Baptist church before my dad did, because I didn’t know why they were talking to me about abortion when I was 6 in Sunday school — that’s a true story,' the presidential hopeful's daughter added.

Methodists are pro-choice whereas Baptists are not. The Clinton's have been criticized by religious groups who say they are not religious enough and by atheists who say that Methodists are too religious, according to the New York Post.

Former president Bill Clinton was raised a Baptist, Hillary was raised a Methodist, and Chelsea's husband Marc is Jewish.

Chelsea said that even though her family has a diverse set of beliefs, her mother still stands strongly by her faith in God.

'My mother is very deeply a person of faith,' Chelsea said. 'It is deeply authentic and real for my mother, and it guides so much of her moral compass, but also her life’s work,' she said.

Chelsea also addressed her family's secular critics who feel that Hillary or anyone in her family is too religious.

Chelsea Clinton, 35, traveled to the New England state from her New York City home to campaign for her mother ahead of Tuesday's primary

Campaign stop: Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton stops at Dunkin' Donuts with her daughter Chelsea Clinton, left, on Tuesday. Chelsea has said her mother is true to her religious faith 

'I recognized that there were many expressions of faith that I don’t agree with and feel [are] quite antithetical to how I read the Bible,' Chelsea said, 

'But I find it really challenging when people who are self-professed liberals kind of look askance at my family’s history.'

Chelsea Clinton, 35, and Ivanka Trump, 34, both traveled to the New England state from their New York City homes to campaign for their parents ahead of Tuesday's primary.

While Chelsea joined her mother and father Bill at a rally for Hillary at Manchester Community College on Monday and snapped selfies with her mom's supporters, Ivanka was all smiles as she addressed the crowd at her father's rally, which was also in Manchester.

Both are canvassed the state on Tuesday as well, trying to swing as many votes as possible before it's too late.