Publisher's Synopsis
Florance McKoy was a Democrat her entire life--until one day God gave her a prophetic vision about Donald Trump before he became president. You will discover how she took the bold step of getting in touch with his campaign and how she made contact with Donald Trump when he was a candidate who seemed to have no chance of winning the Republican Primary. McKoy then shared with Trump what God showed her, and Trump respected the voice of this unknown black minister of the Gospel and benefited from her revelation. As a result of her accurate insight, McKoy was eventually asked to serve on the Advisory Board for President Trump, and she answered the call only as a part-time volunteer because of her busy ministry schedule. This book will show why McKoy transitioned from Democrat to now being a registered Republican who serves on the Republican National Committee Presidential Advisory Board--and why she is now supporting President Donald Trump based on her understanding of solid facts as opposed to misguided opinions. This book also chronicles McKoy's journey as a persistent community and inner-city church leader who prayed many years for God to bring real hope and change to the black community. And surprisingly, McKoy reveals the details of the revelation God gave her regarding President Donald Trump's role as an answer to her prayers. During this day and time of great social chaos and crisis, this book was also written as a call to all God's children to choose the political candidates who are best in terms of preserving the Judeo-Christian values that made this country great--as opposed to voting in a die-hard fashion with blind, obsessive party loyalty.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Florance McKoy is a licensed and ordained minister who has been involved in community outreach and pastoral ministry with her husband, Sidney McKoy, for more than 35 years. She has also served as the president of the Neighborhood Church Coalition, a nonprofit corporation that ministers to the poor and seeks financial empowerment for the church; an organization which has reached more than 18,000 churches in more than 46 states. She and her husband also started Second Chance Sports Leagues, which provide opportunities nationwide for disadvantaged men to be mentored while using their athletic abilities to earn extra income to support their families.
