Christians takeover the BOSTON COMMONS | Let Us Worship Boston

Hey, everyone! my wife invited me to this awesome march and worship protest at the Boston Commons. I thought, "Why not? It's a chance to get out there, connect with people, and maybe even learn a thing or two about public transport in the city."

Now, let me tell you—it was a vibe! The whole place was buzzing with positivity. Christians from all walks of life came together, and they were just so nice. You know that feeling when you walk into a room, and it's like everyone's your long-lost friend? Yeah, that's what it was like.

They had these cool prayer stations set up. You could roll up to one of these stations and ask for prayers—whether it was for your personal struggles, health stuff, or just to say thanks. And let me tell you, it was like a spiritual pit stop. although I didn't joined the queue, I soaked up the good vibes.

But here's the real kicker: the faith was *tangible*. People weren't just going through the motions. They were all in. As they sang and worshipped, you could feel it—the connection to something bigger.

And get this: some folks stepped up and publicly renounced their addictions. Yeah, you heard me right. Picture this: someone declaring, "I'm done with vaping!" or "Tabasco sauce, you're outta my life!" It was like a faith-fueled intervention. And honestly, I hope they stick to it.

Now, let's talk tunes. The songs—they were fire! Even now, they're stuck in my head. Whether it was a soulful hymn or an upbeat praise track. It was like a spiritual concert, and I was front row center. I might not remember all the lyrics, but the melodies? they're on repeat.

So there you have it—a day of faith, community, and catchy tunes. Strangers became temporary friends, and the Boston Commons turned into a Christian party.

Thanks for tuning in, folks. ...our god reigns ,...forever...your kingdom reigns 🎶