'Shameful': Pastors, Christian leaders react to activists storming So. Baptist church in Minnesota

Albert Mohler, president of  Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Mohler, a theologian and president of SBTS, broke a personal tradition of not posting to social media on Sundays to denounce what he called the “unspeakably evil intrusion of a leftist mob into a Christian worship service.”

Calling on federal investigators to act quickly, Mohler, 66, later added, “May God bless this steadfast pastor, this faithful Gospel church, and the members who were traumatized, including children and youth. This was nothing less than the desecration of Christian worship.”

Ian M. Giatti is a reporter for The Christian Post. He can be reached at: ian.giatti@christianpost.com.

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