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Lecrae Responds To Man Who Said He “Should Never Be Allowed” To Perform in Church [VIDEO]

Back in December 2020, Lecrae campaigned for Pastor Raphael Warnock who ended up winning the race for Senate in Georgia and is a pro-choice Democrat.

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