Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
Doug Pagitt is used to people confiding in him. The pastor of Solomon's Porch in Minneapolis has remained tight-lipped about the many secrets confessed to him.
But there is one confidence he cannot stop himself from sharing.
In April, one of his parishioners, a plumber and lifelong Republican, whispered the words he was too scared to utter in public: he could no longer support Donald Trump.
"Look, Trump's been my guy. I voted for him three times. I've defended him, and I can't do it any more," the plumber told the pastor, with tears forming in his eyes.
Mr Pagitt can recall many encounters with disillusioned Christians across America turning their back on the US president before the Nov 3 midterms
But there is one confidence he cannot stop himself from sharing.
In April, one of his parishioners, a plumber and lifelong Republican, whispered the words he was too scared to utter in public: he could no longer support Donald Trump.
"Look, Trump's been my guy. I voted for him three times. I've defended him, and I can't do it any more," the plumber told the pastor, with tears forming in his eyes.
Mr Pagitt can recall many encounters with disillusioned Christians across America turning their back on the US president before the Nov 3 midterms