God and coal: Trump won on both issues in West Virginia but inspires doubt

Voters in the state elected Trump in hope he'd revive its core industry and inject more religion into American life - but many are unsure of whether he'll deliver

Pastor Jerry Morrell was not playing to his audience. "I was asked if Donald Trump is a man of God," the evangelical preacher told the congregation of The Way of Holiness church on the outskirts of Buckhannon, West Virginia. "I said: 'No, I don't see him as a man of God. Or, at this point, a godly man. I think he's a man whose heart can be touched by God. I think he may be open to that'."

A silence fell. The cries of acclamation greeting much of the Pentecostal pastor's sermon drained away.