Describing the experience as “tragic,” local worship leader/prophet found his congregation totally unable to worship as the church’s primary
fog machine malfunctioned right in the middle of the Sunday
morning set.
“We barely got through our new song.
It was a real
train-wreck,” a visibly shaken worship leader/prophet told us while sipping a latte
macchiato in the church cafe after service while wearing his latest outfit from Michael Jackson's tailor.
Just as the song, "Glory to the Lamb" reached its climax, a loud pop emanated from the 1600-watt machine
positioned just in front of the Plexiglas pulpit.
The device sputtered
to a halt and ceased pumping out 30,000 cubic feet of water-based fog
per minute into the venue.
Onlookers said it totally and instantly
killed their personal worship experience.
“It was horrific,” one parishioner recalled.
“One moment I was caught
up in the Spirit, worshiping the living God of all creation before His
throne, and the next I was brought plummeting back down to earth.
The
mood was ruined.”
The church has ordered a full inspection of the remaining five fog
machines as well as the laser light controllers as a preventative
measure.
“We’re not losing the Holy Spirit again, not on my watch
anyway,” the worship leader/prophet declared.
“We’re a strong group on a life journey
together.
We’ll pick ourselves up and grow from this tragedy.”
At press time, the church is discussing a possible name change to help the flock move on.
Videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBbV-SfFwZ8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RJBd8zE48A
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