Christian leaders condemned anti-ICE agitators who stormed a church in the Twin Cities during services on Sunday, demanding law enforcement action.
Christian leaders condemned anti-ICE agitators who stormed a church in the Twin Cities during a service on Sunday.
Leaders demanded action from the government after protesters were filmed shouting at Cities Church congregants in St. Paul. The incident was filmed by former CNN host Don Lemon, who followed the protesters.
The National Faith Advisory Board highlighted a response by Pastor Paul Chappell, as well as Paula Michelle White, who serves as senior adviser to the White House Faith Office.
“We condemn the actions of Don Lemon and the group of activists who stormed Cities Church today in St. Paul, Minnesota, in clear violation of the FACE Act. Christians everywhere should demand that the Department of Justice arrest those who participated. We must protect religious liberty in this country”, White wrote.
Chappell called on the Department of Justice to launch an investigation into the incident and “apprehend those who broke the law.
