Vice President Kamala Harris visited Divine Faith Ministries International in Jonesboro, Georgia, on Sunday to continue her efforts in encouraging early voting among Black voters. During her visit, Harris highlighted the significance of voting by mentioning former President Jimmy Carter, who voted on his 100th birthday, emphasizing that everyone should exercise their right to vote.
Harris expressed the importance of community building in the next 16 days leading up to the election and praised the church for its role in fostering community connections. The visit was part of the Harris campaign's initiative called 'souls to the polls,' aimed at mobilizing Black voters and promoting early voting.
To celebrate Harris' 60th birthday, legendary singer Stevie Wonder joined the congregants in singing 'Happy Birthday' to the vice president. Harris expressed her gratitude to Stevie Wonder for making her birthday celebration a memorable one, stating that having him sing to her was a dream come true.
The event at Divine Faith Ministries International showcased the intersection of politics, community engagement, and celebration, as Harris engaged with the congregation and emphasized the importance of civic participation. The campaign's focus on Black voter turnout underscores the significance of diverse voices in shaping the future of the nation.
