Evangelical Christians clashed with radical left-wing activists on the streets of skid row in Los Angeles during a homeless outreach event put on by Christian singer Sean Feucht and his followers on the evening of December 30.
The ‘Let Us Worship’ event was put on in response to authoritarian Democrat lockdown orders which directly violate the First Amendment right to worship.
ONE MORE DAY ✝️🚀🔑🙏🏽https://t.co/uxGmNgvPbG#LetUsWorship pic.twitter.com/iWS5UaNV5N
— Sean Feucht (@seanfeucht) December 30, 2020
Radical activists tried to block the event using dozens of vehicles, claiming that the concerts put on by Feucht around the nation are COVID “superspreader” events, and that by choosing to not wear masks, the Christian worshippers were threatening the lives of the homeless population on skid row.
Los Angeles Police Department officers were on the scene trying to stop violence, according to Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.
Protesters exited their vehicles, chanting, “No mask, go home” and “You don’t look like Jesus. You came here to kill us.”
In response to the radical activists, Feucht moved the outreach a block away. One maskless worshiper, wearing a t-shirt which read “Jesus is my lifeguard,” laid hands on a homeless man laying on the sidewalk, reciting “Satan, be silent. Go away.”
Protestors tried to make her use hand sanitizer, and attempted to give her a mask to wear, which she threw on the ground.
Left-wing radicals assaulted the worshippers while they attempted to help the homeless on skid row. Feucht shared the details in a Twitter post: “While distributing meals to the homeless on Skid Row, our team was assaulted with smoke bombs, pepper spray & death threats. The world will tell you to not push in, not minister, not gather. But JESUS pushed in, He ministered, He gathered. Don’t be discouraged. FOLLOW JESUS!”
While distributing meals to the homeless on Skid Row, our team was assaulted with smoke bombs, pepper spray & death threats.
The world will tell you to not push in, not minister, not gather. But JESUS pushed in, He ministered, He gathered. Don’t be discouraged. FOLLOW JESUS!
— Sean Feucht (@seanfeucht) December 31, 2020
On December 29, Feucht shared a video about his protest concerts on his Twitter account, writing: “Our epic 2020 journey with God across America culminates in Los Angeles in just 2 days!! Join us IN PERSON and ONLINE!”
LET US WORSHIP ✝️🙌🏼🚀
Our epic 2020 journey with God across America culminates in Los Angeles in just 2 days!!
Join us IN PERSON and ONLINE! https://t.co/GxV5kUkqUB pic.twitter.com/0qauPsHWtc
— Sean Feucht (@seanfeucht) December 29, 2020
