I’m privileged to preach from the pulpit from which Dr. King preached, and from which he spoke not only to his parishioners, but to a nation and helped us to understand that the call and the quest for democracy, for civil rights is a mortal issue.
Raphael Warnock: “I’m privileged to preach from the pulpit from which Dr. King preached, and from which he spoke not only to his…”
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Warnock reflects on the significance of his role in the church and its historical connection to civil rights and democracy.
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