Detroit Pastor Lorenzo Sewell Prays at President Trump’s Inauguration

Rev. Loren­zo Sewell, senior pas­tor of 180 Church in Detroit, deliv­ered one of the bene­dic­tions at Don­ald Trump’s inau­gu­ra­tion on Jan­u­ary 20. Sewell’s role holds deep per­son­al and his­tor­i­cal sig­nif­i­cance, align­ing with Mar­tin Luther King Jr. Day and the real­iza­tion of King’s dream for racial equal­i­ty.

Trump’s inau­gu­ra­tion falls on Mar­tin Luther King Day, hon­or­ing Dr. Mar­tin Luther King, Jr.‘s his­toric lead­er­ship to cre­ate racial equal­i­ty in Amer­i­ca.

Under the past four years of the Biden regime, Dr. King’s dream was being dis­man­tled by rad­i­cal left-wing activists who preached seg­re­ga­tion and racial dis­crim­i­na­tion in the name of “equi­ty.”

With Trump back in the White House, Amer­i­ca is back on track toward become an inte­grat­ed, race-blind soci­ety in which all peo­ple are respect­ed by the con­tent of their char­ac­ter, not the col­or of their skin.