I m not your savior Kwame Kilpatrick speaks at Detroit church about his past, future
By Dave Spencer and David Komer online producer
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Kwame Kilpatrick talks about his past and future at Detroit church
Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick spoke candidly Tuesday night.
Kilpatrick said he does not have a taste for politics and does not see it coming back anytime soon, Instead, he is focusing on his new calling to preach the word of God. I’m not your savior, but I can point you to the one who is, Kilpatrick said.
Kilpatrick’s fall from grace as Detroit’s youngest mayor to serving eight years of a 28-year prison sentence has been well documented. And his time in prison took its toll.
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Posted at 9:00 PM, May 04, 2021