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that church first ame i attiend im the drummer there i love that church the best ever, please i invivte all manassas nova and all thw world to visit 1st ame church manassas va. 730 am and 11am every sunday bu the next two sundays we will have onlt one service at 10am please come out and have a holy ghost party ok
cre224 3 years ago
i wonder what church all the people that are for this proposition go to. you should really interview their pastros and see what hes teaching them everysunday.
cocodapitbull 4 years ago
Love your neighbor.
There is an immigrant community about a mile from that church.
You can have a meeting and talk about loving your neighbor. Or you can leave that place and go love your neighbor.
Rev. Boykin said the most encouraging thing: This is the first step. Hopefully, these people will take more steps that add up to more than just talk.
RalphNelson 4 years ago
That's nice. A bunch of people sitting around talking about both sides coming together and healing. Let's have a group hug.
RalphNelson 4 years ago
I really like what you guys are doing. Why doesn't everyone try to help each other out instead of discriminating? Everyone should just love each other and not be hypocrites
HPprints 4 years ago 2
About two minutes into this appears a fellow by the name of Keith Savage, pastor of First Baptist Church of Manassas (home of the most awesome men's choir in the state). The man is a giant heart with arms and legs. He is just overflowing with love and joy. It's a shame he only appears for a few seconds because he's a great preacher. I would have liked to hear the rest of what he said.
kothabyu 4 years ago
kothabyu, we will take that as a request and post Rev. Savage's remarks in full.
9500Liberty 4 years ago
Yes, in his segment, he already has me bawling this morning! Wish I could have made it. I drove around for an hour but couldn't find the church! LOL. Thank God for this video. Thank you, Nancy, for daring to be a bridge and all that metaphor means.
kgotthardt 4 years ago
The AME church was established over two centuries ago so that people could worship God without being discriminated against or treated like inferiors. It warms my heart to see Rev. Boykin carrying on in that tradition by speaking up for immigrants.
"God Our Father, Christ Our Redeemer, Man Our Brother"
kothabyu 4 years ago