As a Christian I don’t like Trump’s victory. But I won’t panic either
By 
Krish Kandiah2024-11-06T16:49:00
Krish Kandiah suggests three ways Christians should react to Donald Trump’s historic comeback
I remember dancing on the streets of Chicago into the early hours on the night Barack Obama got elected to become the first Black President of the United States of America. But there was no celebration in our house this morning when the results came in that Donald Trump had become President Elect. Instead, I was overcome by…
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