
The pastor at a Baptist church in Kentucky decried the spread of “misinformation” after his house of worship drew criticism over a viral video showing staff members leading a mock firing squad in front of a group of children. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. The video, posted on Reddit, shows men in military-style costumes marching down the center aisle at Mt.
Main Idea: A Kentucky pastor defended a viral video from Mt. Olivet Baptist Church that showed a mock firing squad in front of children, saying it was part of long-running Vacation Bible School skits.
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The church video may frighten children and deepen public concern about gun-like scenes in safe spaces, hurting trust in churches and community groups.
Moms Demand Action’s criticism may push churches and parents to set clearer safety rules for youth events.
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