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At least they didnt keep it hidden.
My first question is, why in the is this African dude in Kentucky?
Video & News Feed:small Kentucky church finds itself at the epicenter of a battle over racism and the gospel. Gulnare Freewill Baptist Church, a small, 40-person congregation located in Pike County, Kentucky, is catching widespread grief over its recent decision to target interracial couples. The church has decided to forbid these couples from partaking in worship activities and will not allow them to become members.
At the heart of the decision stands 24-year-old Stella Harville. Her father, Dean Harville, is a longtime member of and secretary for church who has come out strongly against the newfound regulation. While his daughter grew up in the church and worshiped there, she is not currently a member.
The situation commenced when Stella, who is working on a master’s degree in optical engineering at a college in Indiana, brought her African-born fiancé, Ticha Chikuni, to church last June.
It what many would describe as a wonderful example of a couple worshiping together, Stella played the piano, while Ticha sang. All was well — or so they thought.
Later on in the summer, Dean claims that the church’s former pastor, Melvin Thompson, told him that Stella and her boyfriend were not permitted to sing to the congregation again. In August, Thompson stepped down from his pastoral post, citing health concerns. However, in what many are calling an instance of racism, he refused the family’s requests to drop the issue and to allow interracial performances.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/kent...ading-worship/
Last edited by JayTheClown; 12-02-2011 at 06:17 PM.
At least they didnt keep it hidden.
Have there been any court cases decided yet over something similar? I wonder how making laws against established religion apply here.
It's sad that groups, especially religions groups choose to be prejudice, but isn't that their right as as well?Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to pe ion the Government for a redress of grievances.
LOL... thinking out loud... I wonder is a black person ever tried to join the KKK and sued over it?
Pike County is hillbilly land I believe. I think I saw a do entary about some hillbillies that lived there. So I think the whole area is probably inbred hillbillies.
Hmm....interesting
White man is mad because all white women want it black (whether they will admit it or not they all want mandingo meat)
Is that why you never get laid, whitey?
they're hillbilly cannibals
That's what you get Kentucky for not joining the confederacy!
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