Politically Preaching: Why Politics Are Local To The Black Church

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Politically Preaching examines rich legacy of the Black Church in our western culture. Pastor, Professor, Lobbyist and Community Advocate Kevin Slayton presents a dynamic look into the culture of local politics as they intersect with the African American faith community. Slayton, considers the impact of policies and practices of both the politician and the preacher as they seek to impact overall electoral outcomes. He also, points to the tools and best practices for being an effective faith leader in these emotionally charged and divisive times. Readers will better understand the reason why politicians in this country continue to make the cyclical visits to majority local protestant African American congregations as opposed to the local mosque, temple, or synagogue.