The dome of a church in Massachusetts (USA), which participated in the celebration of gay pride, was struck by lightning and burned down! Suddenly, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, a fiery “sword” pierced the sky above the church and literally cut it in two!
The footage shows flames and thick black smoke destroying the First Congregational Church in Spencer, Massachusetts, about 90 miles from Boston. Onlookers can be heard screaming as the belfry of the Protestant church, built in 1863, falls, spewing more fire and smoke into the air.
A MESSAGE FROM GOD
Massachusetts church goes up in flames after being struck by lightning, after it was reported they were celebrating pride month.@GBalloutine @PunishDem_1776 @LanceMigliaccio @TheBigMigShow pic.twitter.com/6EywAUSd9f— George Balloutine™ (@GBalloutine) June 5, 2023
The church was built in the 19th century after a fire destroyed another church that had been there since 1772, according to the Boston Globe.
The flames first erupted from the spire of the church, and then quickly spread throughout the building. There was no one in the church at the time and no one was hurt, authorities said. The church reportedly participated in “gay pride” month in 2022, as shown on its website, and did the same this year.
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