When the Rev. Gabriel Salguero stands to talk politics with rooms full of Latino evangelical ministers, he often starts by mentioning his concern about the state of the family, including the unborn.

But when Salguero stood, Bible in hand, in a Cleveland meeting space Saturday filled with about 500 people, he quickly moved on to his expectation that people of faith will aggressively support public policies that address poverty, immigration and yawning education disparities. 

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