Posted on 08/16/2015 8:33:49 AM PDT by blam
August 16, 2015
FoxNews.com
Praise the Lord . . . and pass the ammunition.
An Alabama church has opened a gun range behind its sanctuary as an extension of its fellowship, WIAT reports.
The red-clay dirt range behind the Rocky Mount United Methodist Church in Jemison began as an overgrown gully once filled with snakes and vermin, according to the station, and has turned into a ministry that includes guns, bullets and the Bible.
Mount Union’s pastor, Phillip Guin, says the idea of a gun range came up because “we had quite a number of church members, some elderly ladies, for example, and some not-so-elderly women that had purchased guns, but didn’t know how to use them.”
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Preppers ping?
>>The red-clay dirt range behind the Rocky Mount United Methodist Church in Jemison began as an overgrown gully once filled with snakes and vermin, according to the station, and has turned into a ministry that includes guns, bullets and the Bible.
That could make me go back to being a Methodist!
OMG this will make even more lib heads explode!
Love it!
“Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHUFiG1YBwc
BTW
- Roll Tide -
I used to be a Methodist, but left when they went left.
Wish we had one like that around here.
(just returned from the church of John Moses Browning, had 92 out of 100 inside the 6” target from 25 yards, pretty good day)
This story hags been posted a few times.
That’s okay. It’s a good reminder. We all
Need to be prepared with gun skills.
Virtually every one of my shooting buddies is a friend from Church. Having a range right out back would be sweet.
Praise God, and pass the ammunition!
Is this church setting up their own equivalent of the Scouting too?
You’re welcome.
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