President Wins Over Bishop At Black Church
President Joe Biden addressed a predominantly African American congregation at Mount Airy Church of God in Christ in Philadelphia on Sunday, where he was warmly received by the church’s leadership and members. During his speech at the Sunday worship service, Biden expressed optimism about America’s future, emphasizing the importance of unity and collective effort.
“Our purpose is to serve others,” Biden remarked, highlighting the fundamental equality of all individuals in the eyes of God and the need for dignity and respect throughout life’s journey. He acknowledged America’s historical shortcomings in fully realizing these ideals but stressed the ongoing commitment to uphold them.
Biden touched on his administration’s efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic, initiatives to address student loan debt, and touted achievements such as historically low unemployment rates for African Americans since the 1970s. His calls for national unity and the restoration of dignity and hope resonated with the congregation, who cheered and applauded his remarks.
Mount Airy Church expressed gratitude for Biden’s visit in a Facebook post, noting that his message aligned with their prayers for national healing and appreciation for leadership that serves all Americans.
The president’s appearance at the church followed criticism and calls for him to withdraw from the presidential race, particularly after a contentious debate performance against Republican challenger Donald Trump. Despite these challenges, Biden remains steadfast in his candidacy, supported by allies like Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, who defended Biden’s decades of public service.
In response to secular critics questioning the separation of church and state, Bishop J. Louis Felton affirmed the church’s belief in this principle while asserting the president’s right to visit and speak. He prayed for Biden’s well-being and leadership during what he described as challenging times for the nation.
Overall, Biden’s visit to Mount Airy Church underscored themes of unity, hope, and service, resonating deeply with both the congregation and supporters amid ongoing political challenges and health-related discussions surrounding the president.
Well, that should to do it! Visit blacks once every four years – just prior to the election. Convince them that you’re the only hope they’ve got. Then, hope they all fall in line. They usually do. However, many more now realize they had it much better under President Trump.
Biden had yrs. of public pay checks and that’s all!!!
Correct!!😁Doesn’t it just gall when they refer to their high paying government jobs & perks as service??
Biden may have been a good man at one time. Now he’s just a shell of a man without much of a mind who was placed into a position of tremendous authority because he’ll do what his globalist puppet masters want. He’ll say what they want him to say at press conferences, read (poorly) what they put on the teleprompter in front of him and he’ll sign whatever bills they present to him. The executive branch with Biden as its figurehead is under complete control of progressive globalists who weren’t elected, and are unaccountable to the American public. We don’t even know who is pulling the levers of power and making decisions. We only know it obviously isn’t Joe Biden.
Just like all Democrats…win over Blacks, promise all kinds of goodies, then take the A-train. See ya, Joe! 👋🏻🤣