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Five decades after alleged abuse, Texas man cheers proposed Baptists' changes.
Feb. 21, 2019, 9:32 AM GMT
By Corky Siemaszko
Fifty years later, the words still burn in Henry Snow’s memory: “I believe God provided you for me until such time as I find a wife.”
They were uttered, Snow recalled, by the man who he says sexually molested him when he was 17 — and who was driving him home from Sunday services at a large Baptist church in Dallas.
“He was a huge, big presence, and everybody thought he was the greatest guy in the world next to Jesus,” Snow said of the man, who was at the time a prominent member of the megachurch.
“When he said that to me, I just remember a stunned silence. And I don’t know if I said this but I was certainly thinking: ‘But what about me? You mean God’s only plan for me is to be your sex toy until you get married?”
Snow spoke out as the Southern Baptist Convention is reeling from revelations that it failed to protect more than 700 worshipers from 220 ministers, deacons, volunteers, Sunday school teachers and others who were found guilty of sexually abusing churchgoers over 20 years.
By Corky Siemaszko
Fifty years later, the words still burn in Henry Snow’s memory: “I believe God provided you for me until such time as I find a wife.”
They were uttered, Snow recalled, by the man who he says sexually molested him when he was 17 — and who was driving him home from Sunday services at a large Baptist church in Dallas.
“He was a huge, big presence, and everybody thought he was the greatest guy in the world next to Jesus,” Snow said of the man, who was at the time a prominent member of the megachurch.
“When he said that to me, I just remember a stunned silence. And I don’t know if I said this but I was certainly thinking: ‘But what about me? You mean God’s only plan for me is to be your sex toy until you get married?”
Snow spoke out as the Southern Baptist Convention is reeling from revelations that it failed to protect more than 700 worshipers from 220 ministers, deacons, volunteers, Sunday school teachers and others who were found guilty of sexually abusing churchgoers over 20 years.
Landover Baptist Church wishes to point out that clearly that the Church is not a member of the Southern Baptist Convention and never will be.
Southern Baptists are not Baptists, neither are they Christian. The above is evidence, if evidence were needed. Let your darling little Soldiers of Christ anywhere near them at your own risk.
Southern Baptists are a swamp of filth masquerading as a social club with some pretensions as to having an understanding of the Christian Bible. They have consistently spat in God's face by opposing slavery and recognizing miscegenation, adopting racial equality for the sole purpose of raising more money in tithes, and going soft on queers and heading towards women pastors and preachers.
Without God's Guidance to adjust their moral compass, these heretics are inviting damnation upon themselves and those who listen to them.
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