Discover Community Church Has Strange Juneteenth Service That Praises Blackness But Does Not Mention God or Jesus Christ. If There Ever Was a Church of WAKANDA, This Must be It.

Discover Community Church Has Strange Juneteenth Service That Praises Blackness But Does Not Mention God or Jesus Christ. If There Ever Was a Church of WAKANDA, This Must be It.

Daniel Whyte III, President of Gospel Light Society International, says most black people in America and most black people in Africa and the Diaspora are not part of a Black worship cult, and black people who are trying to make blackness and black ancestry into a religion are wasting their time and need to stop it. By the way, former President Obama is wrong, and Presidential-hopeful Tim Scott is wrong regarding blackness and race in America. The truth is, as black people, we cannot afford to dwell in the past and keep mess going in the present, and at the same time, talk and act like there is no racism and there will be no racism in the future when in reality pride and racism are sins like other sins and will always be with us. Now and in the future, black people are going to have to do as many black people have done, and that is doing a little something called forgiveness that Jesus Christ taught us all so well while He was being lynched on the cross because of us and said, “Father, forgive them for they know not what they do.” In other words, black people will have to learn how to forgive, deal with the sinful situation as it is, and move on.

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Discover Community Church is…a strange church. Two congregations that merged in 2019 to form a new entity have campuses in Maryland and Virginia, but they don’t meet together corporately as one body. Instead, two pastors, Kevin Jones and Wesley Johnson, lead their respective campuses by preaching from their living rooms.

Congregants can view the service online or attend “watch parties,” where a dozen people meet in different homes to watch the service online, which must be pre-registered to participate. These watch parties are ‘CDC compliant,’ and their language suggests they’re still concerned about COVID.

They meet only twice a month- every first and third Sunday for a virtual service. They encourage people to spend the second and fourth Sundays with family, and every 5th Sunday is Community Service Sunday, where there are no watch parties but rather “community service is our sole ministry focus for the day.”

During their Juneteenth Service, they featured a ‘mindful moment’- in-house created times of meditation before the services that feature a reassuring voice encouraging personal affirmations over serene video clips. It’s not something we’ve ever seen or heard of before being included in a liturgy, and this Juneteenth one wild indeed.

Church Cuts Juneteenth Video Praising Their Black Skin and 'Slave Blood' .

"We are black. We thrive anywhere under any conditions. We are not broken. We are honed. The fittest survivors…Look at your hands. Turn them over in marvel at your melanin."https://t.co/a5EBYl0A4O pic.twitter.com/lMacdwm0IZ

— Protestia (@Protestia) June 23, 2023

“Close your eyes and draw your focus inward. Feel the air against your skin. Breathe deeply filling your lungs with another breath of life. With each breath your heart rate slows. Feel the power coursing through your veins.

“It is the blood of those who survived so you could thrive. As it moves throughout your body, touching every part, it carries with it the wisdom and reminder of how you arrived here and who you are.

“We are black. We live side by side in a different America. We constantly refine our ever-evolving language to speak truth. We write the soundtrack for progress. We move differently. The rhythm of our walk is hundreds of years of confidence from nimbly navigating obstacles that could never stop us.

“We learn American history then we teach the rest of history so we aren’t forgotten. Our family is our community. We show up glistening. We don’t find joy, we create it in the arid places. We take what is discarded and weave wonders. We press our feet into the earth and provide the base that elevates the country for the world to see. Our strength is admired but our real strength is in our grace as we fight for equality instead of revenge. . .”

Source: Protestia