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REUTERS/Carlos Barria Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan addresses the audience at the metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in in Washington June 24, 2015. Farrakhan met with local leaders to discuss the upcoming "Justice, or Else!" march on October 10, 2015. Now, Farrakhan claims black ministers who reject him will be deserted by their congregations. Several congregations in Charleston, S.C., cancelled invitations for Farrakhan to speak after he called on followers to "stalk and kill" those who kill blacks.

Farrakhan to pastors: Young blacks will leave Christian churches and ‘turn on you’ — to follow him

September 30, 2015

By Gregory Tomlin, Christian Examiner

CHICAGO (Christian Examiner) – Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan has issued a second forceful warning for black ministers in Christian churches who refuse to support his “Justice, or Else!” movement after he called for exercising the Quran’s law of retaliation against whites and the government during an address at a Miami church in July.

In a series of interview videos posted to his Facebook page, after which he solicits donations and support for his upcoming gathering on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., Oct. 10, Farrakhan says the ministers who have closed their doors to him are failing their communities and him.

“I have to say this. All of you know what you have done to me,” Farrakhan says with his voice raised in the video.

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