Date: October 2, 2024
Time: 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Morning Star Baptist Church, Baltimore, MD
Morning Star Baptist Church (MSBC) Social Actions Ministry will host a timely and thought-provoking panel discussion, “What’s at Stake in This Election?”, focusing on critical issues impacting Maryland and the nation. The event will feature an expert panel of distinguished leaders, including Governor Wes Moore, Maryland State Senator Chris West, and prominent pastor Shannon Wright. Topics will include healthcare, the economy, Project 2025, and the ongoing debate over abortion.
The discussion will be moderated by White House Correspondent April Ryan, ensuring a dynamic and balanced exploration of these pressing matters ahead of the upcoming elections. The event will be hosted by Bishop Dwayne C. Debnam, Senior Pastor of MSBC.
Panelists include:
Governor Wes Moore – Governor of Maryland
Chris West – Maryland State Senator
Stephen K. Wright – Senior Advisor
Shannon Wright – Pastor and Conservative Advocate
Dr. Jewell Debnam – Historian
Shannon Wright, a pastor and outspoken conservative leader, said “Every election is critical, but this one feels especially so. We’re not just voting for leaders, we’re deciding on the future of our values as a community and a nation. Now is the time to make sure our voices are heard on issues like life, faith, and freedom.”
This event is an opportunity for the community to engage directly with leaders and gain valuable insights into the major challenges facing the nation today.
Join the Conversation:The MSBC Social Actions Ministry encourages everyone in the community to attend this forum and participate in this essential dialogue. Your voice matters in shaping the future.
For more information, visit Morning Star Baptist Church's website https://msbcministries.org.
To register to attend the forum or watch the virtual broadcast, click here.
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