The question of whether the American church has lost its way is a complex and contentious one, with no single answer that applies universally. On one hand, some argue that certain segments of the American church have deviated from their core principles of love, compassion, and social justice, becoming entangled in partisan politics, controversial social issues, and divisive rhetoric. This shift has led to a perception of the church as more focused on power and influence rather than spiritual guidance and moral leadership. On the other hand, many religious communities continue to uphold their values and work diligently to address societal challenges such as poverty, inequality, and environmental issues. They remain committed to their faith's teachings of love and kindness. Ultimately, the question of whether the American church has lost its way depends on one's perspective and the specific denomination or congregation in question, making it a topic of ongoing debate and introspection within religious circles and society at large. Guest host Chuck Cammarata interviews Reverend Alicia Jones and Reverend Britney Knight, both from Erie, PA, about this in a riveting, spirited discussion.