Dear Editor,
It is about that time again when politicians find their way back to Church. In the past, there were very active political surrogate communities within the numerous church bodies and many were even labeled as PLP or FNM denominations.
However, the last decade has seen a decrease in the level of influence that political organizations have on congregations, due primarily to the non-partisan stance that Pastors have taken. This position was taken out of necessity. The fallout that happened following past elections had a negative impact on the ability of a congregation to do what it was mandated to do, not to say that it has stopped the ground level skirmishes.
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