By Todd Starnes. The City of Seattle shut down a local park in advance of a massive gathering of Christian worshippers.
Christians were banned from the park, but not Black Lives Matter or Antifa. Let that sink in, folks.
“This is extraordinary: Seattle denies Christians permit to worship peacefully OUTSIDE and then puts up fences to block them – but allows for outdoor protests and camps,” Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) wrote on Twitter.
But instead of canceling the event, the Christians simply relocated the service to the street and called it a “worship protest.” . . .
The worship protest also angered at least one Antifa member who noted, “The more I yell, the more f***ing fun they have.” (Read more from “WATCH: Seattle Bans Christians From Worshipping in Park, but Then God Intervened” HERE)
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Seattle Shuts Park to Christians, but Allows Leftists to Continue Spreading Chaos
By WND. The same city that allowed anarchists to take over its downtown for weeks and is playing host to anti-Trump protests over Labor Day weekend has slammed the door on a Christian event using a city park. . .
The city department did not cite the event in a statement announcing the closure, but invoked COVID-19 in saying the park would be closed for Labor Day “due to anticipated crowding that could impact the public health of residents.”
“Out of concerns for the safety of all those who visit Gas Works Park we have opted to close the entire park for the day,” the department said. “Seattle Parks and Recreation does not allow unpermitted public events to take place in Seattle parks and asks the public [to] continue to adhere to current public health guidelines so that we can keep our parks open.” (Read more from “Seattle Shuts Park to Christians, but Allows Leftists to Continue Spreading Chaos” HERE)
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Spiritual Awakening Taking Place in America as Churches Deal With Social Distancing Restrictions
By CBN News. In the face of unrest and violent protests all across the country, a wave of revival is growing.
Recently in Portland, Oregon, thousands of Christians lifted their voices in prayer, praise and worship for an event called “Riots to Revival.” It was an effort to heal the brokenness resulting from the pandemic. . .
“It’s fun watching God show up,” Feucht told CBN News. “We’ve spent the last 15 years, I have, going into a lot of dark hard nations around the world – North Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia. And now we get to do it in our own nation.”
In California, where indoor worship services have been banned because of COVID-19 restrictions, churches have been discovering new ways to serve their communities. . .
“We’ve had 135 churches in San Diego come together,” said [Pastor] Stonier. “We had a prayer event; 11 different locations. We had over 15,000 people around San Diego or online. We called it ‘We Pray San Diego’. People prayed for an hour for the Lord’s work, for revival to take place in San Diego.” (Read more from “Spiritual Awakening Taking Place in America as Churches Deal With Social Distancing Restrictions” HERE)
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