Greenville NAACP Hosts ‘Power in the Pews’ Voting Rally

Greenville, Miss. — The Mississippi NAACP held a ‘Power in the Pews’ voting rally Tuesday evening at New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church. The event aimed to inspire civic engagement through faith and community action.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons emphasized the importance of participation, stating, ‘There is power in the pews, power in our prayers, power in our voices, and power in our votes.’ He added that turning faith into action can transform communities and shape the future for generations.

The event featured speeches, spiritual music, and community discussions. Dr. Robert E. Kimble of New Hope First Baptist Church delivered an uplifting message, while Myron Holmes of New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church served as host. The New Jerusalem Choir provided soul-stirring music that energized attendees.

Organizers and participants emphasized the significance of voter education, civic responsibility, and community involvement. The rally highlighted the role of faith in motivating citizens to participate in democracy and shape their communities’ futures.

Sponsored by the NAACP and local faith leaders, the event concluded with a call to action, reminding attendees that every citizen has a role in civic engagement and community development.

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