Preaching past Christophobia: A candid talk with Toronto street preacher David Lynn

In today's report, I sit down with Toronto-based street preacher David Lynn to discuss the Christophobia he has faced while preaching the gospel, both in and outside of Canada.

That's right, I said Christophobia.

The amount of rhetoric spewed by politicians and activists who label opposing thoughts as hate and violence is hard to keep up with. These same individuals are far too silent about Canada’s 80+ burnt and vandalized churches, and pastors who have been thrown in jail for preaching the gospel in person over the last two years.

These are attacks on Christianity in a supposedly free nation.

David Lynn, founder of Christ's Forgiveness Ministries, has encountered numerous instances of hate while preaching on the streets.

In this candid interview, we delve into a few of these experiences, such as being assaulted by LGBTQ+ rights activists while baptizing people in Vancouver, or being called a slave and told to go back to Africa while preaching on the streets of Ireland.

So, grab yourself a coffee or kombucha and listen to Lynn explain how he maintains his conviction to lead people to Christ despite facing such malicious opposition.

Have you purchased tickets for one of our in-person screenings of "Church Under Fire: Canada's War on Christianityyet? This might be your last chance to do so!

Visit SaveTheChristians.ca to check if there are still tickets available at a showing near you.

Drea Humphrey

B.C. Bureau Chief

Based in British Columbia, Drea Humphrey reports on Western Canada for Rebel News. Drea’s reporting is not afraid to challenge political correctness, or ask the tough questions that mainstream media tends to avoid.

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