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5 Comments
Daryl Little
Hmmm. still singing and not clearing the sanctuary…probably not the best decision ever made in the history of decisions.
Mark Applegate
Maybe that was a sign?
Lucas Knisely
Two things. Canton is my hometown, so I’d really enjoy knowing what church this is.
Second, the guy that takes the flaming bolder and leaps from the stage is an absolute boss.
Steve Potts
I pastor an SBC church in Birmingham, Alabama, but the church in the video is the one I belonged to as a child and my parents are still members there: Canton (Ohio) First Church of the Nazarene. The guy who carried out the flaming stone was the pastor’s son (he is also the youth pastor). He received second degree burns, but still played drums later in the service. The pastor preached following the musical in the smoke-filled sanctuary and said he thought no one would ever forget this Easter musical. That’s for sure!
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