They were praying hard for Obama
Church leaders praying for Barack Obama before the US elections. These are the pictures you never get to see on the news.
There is power in prayer.
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In that photo where pastors are praying for Barack Obama, who is the man to the left of the guy in a red jacket? He looks like someone who is very popular with every Zimbo. No need to mention names just see it for yourself.
Who is that? Anyway, am more interested in knowing that Obama has a faith that he adheres to.
@Masimba, are you saying Obama has a faith that he doesn’t adhere to?
@Brian I never said that, just that I am not interested in who is laying their hands as much as I am interested in the model Obama is showing.