Seattle Antifa Hate Group Threatens to Burn
Down Church Over Event With Charlie Kirk
Posted By: Imright, 4/24/2021 5:45:53 PM
A Puyallup, Wash., church has canceled an event featuring conservative speaker Charlie Kirk after antifa activists threatened to burn down all of its buildings and torch the neighbors’ properties too.Motion Church planned an event with Kirk, the head of Turning Point USA and a Christian speaker, on May 2.The church, in a community south of Seattle, ministers to the homeless, lost, and addicted people in addition to hosting regular services and events at the church for families, and those seeking to know Christ more.But hosting Charlie Kirk was just a bridge too far for the antifa terror group.
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