Black Lives Matter Protesters Burn Down SBC Church in Philadelphia Amid Rioting
Black Lives Matter rioters, up in arms over the completely justified shooting of Walter Wallace, have set fire to a Southern Baptist church and burned it down in a despicable act of arson and terrorism.
“I have no idea why they attacked our church,” said Pastor Pham, who was woken by a parishioner with news that their building was burning. “They burned it from the roof. They threw flammable chemicals on the roof and [flames] burned through the roof.”
With the flames ripping through the rest of the building, Pham said the church facility is a “total loss” despite some structure remaining.
Mercifully, out of the wreckage, Pastor Pham was able to locate a trio of hard drives that were not destroyed. These drives contained nearly 15 years of legal documents, tax records, and immigration paperwork for members of the community, as the church functioned as something of a community center for congregants and community members. According to the Kentucky Today:
I prayed right away: ‘God, please protect the hard drives.’ Other stuff can be recovered. But those files will never be recovered.
I saw the routers and modems and things surrounding the hard drives all burned, melted. But that piece of hard drive, no harm. No harm at all. Just two feet above that, all melted…That is amazing how God knows our needs and answers our prayers. He is an almighty God. He granted our prayer.
Despite the fire, Pastor Pham said he and the church were in good spirits, but requested prayer from the saints:
Remember us in your prayers in time of need like this…The church members here need encouragement. The majority of us have very strong faith in Christ, but a minority, a few new believers, they need their faith to grow. Pray for their faith to take deep root in the love of God so they can be steadfast in Him. Not focus on the problem, but focus on Jesus. Please remember us in your prayers.
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A true Democrat utopia –
Maybe they burned the church because of its members “white privilege.”
Praying for the pastor, church members and others in the community who were being ministered to through the church. May God be glorified in the aftermath. May many see what some meant for evil, God can use for good!