Democratic Party’s vice-presidential candidate Senator Kamala Harris on Sunday said the church has always been a source of strength and a place for reflection for her.
“For me, the church has always been a source of strength and a place for reflection. And in my private conversations with God, I usually ask for strength and protection and guidance to do the right thing,” Harris said at a drive-in church service in Southfield, Michigan, which is right outside of Detroit.
“I know this isn‘t how we usually do church but it is a reminder, pastor, that faith always finds its way,” she said referring to the unusual situation of the coronavirus pandemic.
Harris, 56, said faith must be a verb. “We must live it in our actions. That’s the kind of faith I was taught early on, pastor,” she said.
