Religious activist takes his message to the streets
The Free Nation in Christ online church has announced its first outreach.
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The OAP and convenor of the Free Nation in Christ online church has announced his first outreach program on Instagram.
According to the post, the ministry aka the 'Free The Sheeple movement' will be sharing the gospel during the Notting Hill Carnival. The post reads:
"The Free Nation in Christ is having its first Evangelical Outreach on the 27th of August in London during the Notting Hill Carnival. We are going out as a family to minister the True message of Jesus to people, reaching out to life's and showing them what it means to be a true Christian..."
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"Join us on this outreach as we minister the truth to our brothers and sisters, giving them a choice to decipher what is True and what is False. God bless you!!!"
Fast Facts on Freeze's church
The controversial personality started his ministry on March 11, 2018, when he revealed the official logo.
Unlike other ministries, this church does not have a physical location as everything is done online. He explains why in an exclusive interview with: "We gather online, on Youtube, Instagram, Facebook, on the radio. That gathering is a church. But you see the traditional idea of a church as a building is what we are here to do away with."
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As you would expect from someone who has made a name for himself with his anti-tithing protest, the convenor insists that his church WILL NOT accept 10% from anyone.
In his words, "We absolutely do not collect TITHES, FIRST FRUIT, OFFERING AND WE NEVER SOW SEEDS!"
On August 17, 2018, he shared the first official pictures of his ministry's T-shirt on Instagram.
Freeze has certainly come a long way from when he started his anti-tithing protest in 2016.
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