Abrams spoke at church of pro-Farrakhan pastor who said gay people should feel 'uncomfortable' in their 'sin'

Georgia Democrat gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams spoke at a church led by a pastor who told a congregation to make gay people “uncomfortable in [their] sin.”

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In the middle of his church service, Bryant invited all the young girls in the congregation to come to the front of the sanctuary to listen to Abrams speak, lavishing praise on Abrams during his introduction of her.

"Let me ask that everybody pull your phone out for me, please," Bryant said before Abrams addressed his congregation. "I want our next governor to go viral from New Birth. Amen. I want her team to see that there was a bump in social media because of her presence from today."