An American pastor was abducted at gunpoint in South Africa while preaching a sermon

An American Pastor Was Kidnapped in South Africa. The Hunt Continues.

PULSE POINTS:What Happened: An American pastor, Josh Sullivan, was kidnapped at gunpoint in South Africa while conducting a prayer service. Who’s Involved: Josh Sullivan, the South African Police Service’s Hawks unit, and Sullivan’s family. Where & When: Last Thursday, Motherwell, South Africa. Key Quote: “Please pray for Josh Sullivan,” the Fellowship Baptist Church in Tennessee posted on Facebook. Impact: Concerns for his safety have led to an…

'Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right': Atlanta Megachurch Pastor Under Fire After Proclaiming That Black Folks Should 'Stop Blaming White Cops for the Killing of Black Kids'

The pastor of one of Atlanta’s fastest-growing churches is under fire for his sermon Sunday urging his congregants to “be submittal to government authority.” Philip Anthony Mitchell, who leads the 2819 Church, said that includes respecting law enforcement and telling parents “to stop blaming white cops for the killing of Black kids.” “Instead, teach your Black children to be obedient to authority,” he said. “I don’t care if most of you are Black…

American Pastor Kidnapped at Gunpoint, Thousands Rally in Prayer

The search for the American missionary kidnapped at gunpoint during his church service continues in South Africa. Pastor Josh Sullivan … Read More The post American Pastor Kidnapped at Gunpoint, Thousands Rally in Prayer first appeared on Charisma News. The post American Pastor Kidnapped at Gunpoint, Thousands Rally in Prayer appeared first on Charisma News.

The search goes on for American pastor kidnapped at gunpoint in South Africa

The search continued Tuesday for an American pastor from Tennessee who was kidnapped at gunpoint in South Africa last week while serving there as a missionary.

Armed men storm South African church during sermon to kidnap American pastor in front of his wife and children, officials say

'We serve a big God. We trust in him.'