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Connecticut pastor elected president of nation's largest Black Protestant denomination

  • The Rev. Boise Kimber, a pastor from Connecticut, has been elected as the new president of the National Baptist Convention, USA, concluding a divisive leadership election.
  • Kimber was the only candidate on the ballot, securing a victory with 1,744 votes against 794, replacing the Rev. Jerry Young.
  • Concerns about the election process have sparked discussions regarding the denomination's relevance amidst current political and social issues.
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