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Texas “Church” Holds Drag Queen Bingo Event to Fund LGBT Pride Group

by | Aug 19, 2024 | Apostasy, Cult, LGBTQ Issues, News, Opinion, Politics, Religion, Social-Issues

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That places parading as “churches” have handed themselves over to Satan and his legion of homosexual sycophants isn’t exactly breaking news anymore. These dens of iniquity, teeming with demonic influence, proudly flaunt their “gay pride” as if it were a divine mandate—as if the Apostle Paul himself had commanded us to boast in nothing but Christ. But no, in these darkened corners, homosexuality is their god, their twisted version of deity.

But this might be one of the worst I’ve ever seen.

When you visit their website, the first thing you’re bombarded with are disgusting images of women decked out in rainbow attire kissing each other.

First Christian Church … “church” … of Katy, Texas, boasts that it’s a denomination rooted in the 1800’s—though I can’t find any denomination in the 1800’s promoting this kind of twisted theology.

And, instead of a clothes closet to serve the poor in the community, FCC boasts a “transparent closet,” where trans-sexual and transvestite teenage boys can come and get free women’s clothing and dress up like girls. Seriously, they have that.

So it should come as no surprise that FCC regularly hosts sodomite events—where drag queens can be introduced to these confused teenagers. I mean what can go wrong?

Here are some pictures from their drag queen “Bingo” event last week where, unfortunately, you can see that the room is filled with very young children.

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