Black Faith Leaders Unhappy With Obama Mobilize Black Voters

Colin Dye — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 13:32:50 +0000

A group of black faith leaders are saying “absolutely no” to the redefinition of marriage. And their conviction has compelled them to launch a campaign aimed at mobilizing 25 percent of African-American voters who backed Obama to vote their biblical values.

Unhappy Black faith leaders called not to vote for Obama

For this election, the choice is clear as President Barack Obama and the Democratic Party have endorsed same-sex marriage, Dr. Day Gardner, co-founder of the “God Said” campaign indicated to The Christian Post.

“This is not really a matter of whether you’re Republican or Democrat. If you’re a believer in Jesus Christ then you have to say all that matters no matter what you think or feel about anything, the most important thing is what God says and God said that marriage is between one man and one woman.”

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Black Faith Leaders Unhappy With Obama Mobilize Black Voters

A group of black faith leaders are saying “absolutely no” to the redefinition of marriage. And their conviction has compelled them to launch a campaign aimed at mobilizing 25 percent of African-American voters who backed Obama to vote their biblical values.