Vice President Kamala Harris recently spoke at the Koinonia Christian Center in Greenville, North Carolina, addressing a predominantly Black congregation. Her remarks focused on the faith and unity displayed in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which caused devastation in parts of western North Carolina last month.
Harris praised the 'heroes' and 'angels' who have been instrumental in the hurricane response efforts, emphasizing how moments of crisis often reveal the best in people. She highlighted the selfless actions of individuals who have come to the aid of those affected by the disaster, regardless of political affiliations.
While not directly mentioning former President Donald Trump, Harris cautioned against the spread of misinformation and fear-mongering related to the hurricane response. She called out those who have been dishonest or misleading about the efforts to help those in need, stressing the importance of truth and facts in such situations.
In closing, Harris encouraged the congregation to continue showing compassion and empathy towards others, urging them to see strangers as neighbors. She emphasized the power of light in moments of darkness and expressed hope that peace would prevail. Quoting a message of resilience, Harris reminded listeners that joy follows sorrow, offering a message of hope and unity.
