Pastor Lorenzo Sewell discusses wanting his dad to be at the inauguration
July 7, 2025
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1:06Now PlayingPastor Lorenzo Sewell discusses wanting his dad to be at the inauguration
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as posted by the channel“I just wanted my dad to be there.”
Pastor Lorenzo Sewell was about to step onto the biggest stage of his life — praying at the presidential inauguration. But behind the spotlight was a son still hurting.
His father, serving a life sentence for murder, couldn’t be there.
“He wasn’t a bad dad. He was a good dad… who was in a bad place.”
This moment isn’t about politics — it’s about pain, love, and the complicated grief of losing someone who’s still alive. A powerful reminder that even our proudest moments can carry the weight of who’s missing.
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