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Olu Brown: A look at the AJC’s coverage

Olu Brown was once lead paster of Impact Church; he retired in June 2022. (Courtesy)

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Olu Brown was once lead paster of Impact Church; he retired in June 2022. (Courtesy)
April 20, 2026

Read The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s previous coverage of Olu Brown, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for governor in Georgia.

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