[Rte66]

These kids had on camo makeup on their faces and were wielding huge swordlike poles while doing ninja moves. It may be the way to reach kids nowadays, I don't know.

*I* didn't like it, with several kids featured speaking in tongues - but that's not *my* thing, so it's just my opinion of it.

[Pete]

Just so you know, I am not Pentecostal. My view is this. There are primary doctrines and there are secondary doctrines. As far as I understand, Pentecostals hold to the deity of Christ, his death, resurrection and atonement for sin that is, the Gospel. Those are the major doctrines. I am grieved when I read Jesus' prayer for unity in his church in the gospel of John and then see division in the church over secondary matters.

[micho]

At a Pentecostal camp? Doesn't everyone know that Pentecostals ALWAYS cry and slobber when they get together!

LOL! No kidding, they are among the most emotional Christians I have ever seen. Just visit your local Pentecostal church some Sunday. You can witness it first hand. The crying, the screaming, the moaning, the speaking in tongues. All part of a "usual" Sunday service.

[Proud2BAmerican]

I haven't seen the movie; but the scene you described...WEre they doing this as an illustration of using the Word of God as your sword?