Author: Curated Post

(The Dissenter) A major protest has ensued during a drag queen event hosted by First Christian Church in Katy, TX. The “all ages” drag queen bingo event drew nearly 300 protestors as they lined the streets surrounding the so-called church.

This church describes itself as a church that welcomes “all people as sacred & valued children of God regardless of race, ethnicity, sexuality, gender, gender identity & expression, age, family configuration, physical & mental ability and cultural or economic privilege or lack thereof.” Interestingly, we didn’t see any of the 300 conservative Christians who actually believe the Word of God welcomed in to join—shows just how…to continue reading and see the video, click here.

Editor’s Note. This article was published at The Dissenter.

(Yahoo News) Controversial Brooklyn Bishop Lamor Whitehead claims he was wrongfully arrested after he forcibly grabbed a woman during a sermon, a video of which was posted by TMZ.

Prior to the incident, Whitehead appeared to encourage someone to “take pictures” or film the sermon. “You want to come preach? Come on up here,” he said in the clip. “I’m gonna make you famous.” He can then be seen grabbing the woman in an aggressive manner. Police showed up after and booked Whitehead.

The bishop told the New York Daily News that he was arrested and “publicly embarrassed” only for all the charges to be dropped two hours later. “She came in the middle aisle and just [started] cussing me out, calling me all types of names, calling me all types of things,” he said, noting that the woman apparently approached him in a similar manner to the man who robbed him at gunpoint earlier this…to continue reading click here.

Editor’s Note. This article was written by Joe Price and published at Yahoo News.
Editor’s Note II. Barring something incredibly wild, this is the last time we write about this guy.

(Lifenews) Walt Disney World, a company founded to bring joy and entertainment to children, now openly supports the killing unborn children in abortions.

Townhall reports Disney, NBC Universal, Google and other companies have partnered with the University of Southern California Annenberg Inclusion Initiative (AII) to encourage college students to create films promoting abortions.

In August, the initiative launched a new $25,000 grant to help students produce short films that “focus of reproductive health and political storytelling.” The Reproductive Rights Accelerator Program wants films that persuade audiences to believe abortions can make “somebody’s life easier,” according to Townhall.

Stacy Smith, founder of the AII, said the overturning of Roe v. Wade prompted them to create the new grant.

“With the curtailing of reproductive rights, it is not only necessary to find legal solutions….to continue reading, click here.

Editor’s Note. This article was written by Micaiah Bilger and posted at Life News

(CBN) A Christian chaplain in the United Kingdom who was fired for preaching a sermon on “identity politics” in a Church of England school three years ago, has taken legal action against his former employer. His case is being argued in front of an employment tribunal for the next several weeks. 

Represented by the Christian Legal Centre, Rev. Dr. Bernard Randall is taking Trent College to court for discrimination, harassment, victimization and unfair dismissal after the school reported him – without his knowledge – to the government anti-terror watchdog for the 2018 sermon. 

Randall, 49, from Derbyshire, was ordained by the Church of England in 2006. He had been employed by the school for four years until he was dismissed in 2019. 

He told the East Midlands Employment Tribunal that the school had shown “absolutely no regard for the concern {he} had for those upset or confused by the implementation of Educate and Celebrate” – a charity that provides training “to embed gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation into the fabric” of their organizations.

According to The Daily Mail, Randall told the tribunal in a written statement, that it was clear that the charity’s stated objective was to promote LGBT+ inclusion in schools. However, he said E&C went beyond “a natural stance of inclusivity into the active promotion of ideas which he believed amounted to identity politics.”

He also claimed much of E&C’s program appeared to him to be “contrary to Christian teaching.”

Randall also…to continue reading click here.

This article was written by CBN staff and published by CBN.