Democrats and Republicans share the pews in Pittsburgh church
On the Sunday after the election Pastor Rock Dillaman of Allegheny Center Alliance Church described a mixed, hopeful congregation where white and black worshipers sit together. Clergy leaders urged unity and humane policies while acknowledging politics touch faith and daily life.
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