There will be freedom, and our country will unify in a way it’s never unified before,” Sewell said to the audience. Invoking King’s 1963 address at the Lincoln Memorial,
Sewell said, “We pray that you use our president that we will live in a nation where we’ll not be judged by the color of our skin but by the content of our character.”
“We are grateful today that you would use our 47th president so we would sing with new meaning, ‘our country ’tis of thee.'” At a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania,
In July, Sewell reportedly thanked God for the “millimeter miracle” that prevented Trump from being killed in the first attempt on his life, according to the Detroit Free Press.
Sewell, the pastor of 180 Church in west Detroit, stated, “We are thankful that you are the one who have called him for such a time as this,
That America would begin to dream again.” Trump allegedly told Sewell, “You’re special,” after his heartfelt speech. You’re quite talented.”
