Pastor Travis Johnson of Pathway Church recently spoke out on Alabama’s library controversy following his visit to the White House and meeting with President Donald Trump. Johnson praised those taking a stand against inappropriate materials in public libraries and urged state officials to address the issue of “grooming” children. He emphasized the importance of local control and expressed concerns about sexually explicit content being accessible to children. Johnson stressed the need for communities to speak out against such content and commended leaders in Alabama for taking a stand. He also highlighted the importance of prioritizing morals and values over external funding sources. The pastor’s comments were made during an appearance on Mobile radio’s FM Talk 106.5’s “The Jeff Poor Show.” Jeff Poor, the host of the show and editor-in-chief of 1819 News, facilitated the discussion. For more updates and top stories, subscribe to the newsletter or follow Jeff Poor on Twitter.
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