On her 60th birthday, Vice President Kamala Harris attended a church service at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Stonecrest, Georgia, as part of her campaign's 'Souls to the Polls' initiative aimed at motivating Black voters ahead of the November 5 election. During her address, she emphasized the importance of compassion and respect, contrasting the current political divisiveness, without explicitly naming her rival, Donald Trump. Harris's visit was accompanied by a performance from singer Stevie Wonder, and she plans to continue her campaign efforts with a subsequent event in Pennsylvania. The initiative, supported by the National Advisory Board of Black Faith Leaders, aims to mobilize Black congregants during the early voting period. As both candidates intensify their campaigning in battleground states, Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, are working to engage voters across the nation. The political landscape remains highly competitive, with both candidates focused on key states like Georgia and Pennsylvania, where previous electoral results have been closely contested.