A female pastor lined up to kick off the 2020 Super Bowl Sunday on a megachurch stage. But instead of kicking the ball, she kicked her Bible.
In a resurfaced video shared by a site called Protestia, report Two pastors gather center stage at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio amid irregular and possibly heretical or blasphemous acts taking place in the church. , doing a coin toss. One of the pastors is wearing a 49ers jersey and the other is wearing a Chiefs jersey. What are they kicking?
Bible.
Ohio megachurch pastor Allie Patterson threw a Bible from the stage into the crowd during a Super Bowl-themed service.See story https://t.co/l4z64pKOjU pic.twitter.com/Q8Xsybw77q
— Protestia (@Protestia) February 12, 2024
This is wild. The pastors of Cross Orads Church enter the auditorium to conduct a “sermon contest” for a Super Bowl-themed service. For those who want to know more about this church. https://t.co/l4z64pKOjU pic.twitter.com/X8H8cK0eIq
— Protestia (@Protestia) February 12, 2024
Protestia identified the female pastor who kicked the Bible that day in 2020 as Allie Patterson.about her Website, Patterson describes himself as “passionate about helping people build their lives on the solid foundation of the truth and grace of Jesus through authentic teaching rooted in the Bible.” She also received her degree from Dallas Theological Seminary.
Kicking the Bible caused a strong backlash from many in X.
In what world does something like this happen and the whole crowd can’t get up and leave the premises?
This seems to be an unfortunate reality for a large portion of evangelicalism.
— Virgil L. Walker (@VirgilWalkerOMA) February 12, 2024
typical Protestant nonsense
— Philippos ☧ (@TheRealLogosT) February 12, 2024
This was considered at the planning meeting and still approved.
— Ben Zornes (@benzornes) February 12, 2024
I’m equally annoyed that no one caused any problems… pic.twitter.com/y0T78MMkoh
— ✞ Gabriel ✞ (@gabrielhaynes) February 12, 2024
— 🌷 Lizzie 🌷 Reform (@farmingandJesus) February 12, 2024
Crossroads Church is a megachurch with locations throughout Ohio and Kentucky. According to its website, the church was founded in 1995 by “11 people.” [who] We got together to start a church for friends who hate church. ”
The church boasts a weekly attendance of nearly 40,000 people in various locations.
