Preachers Removed from ATL Strip Club for Evangelizing
A preacher was removed from an Atlanta strip club last Saturday night from popular night spot 'Magic City'. He was attempting to pass out biblical materials to their customers. In fact, there were a total of five preachers who were removed from the club that night.
Rev. Kingston is known throughout the Tampa, Florida area as the 'stripper preacher' because he visits area strip clubs frequently passing out biblical material to whoever is receptive.
He claims he wanted to bring his same habits from Tampa to Atlanta because no one else is ministering in the area strip clubs.
However, Saturday night, his reputation as the 'stripper preacher' from Tampa didn't get him far with Atlanta's popular nightspot 'Magic City'.
Rev. Kingston claims he paid admission like everyone else and did nothing to draw attention to himself. In fact, he claims he 'dressed down' from his usual Sunday service attire to fit-in better with the crowd.
He stated security found out about what he was doing in their club, and they immediately surrounded him and informed him to leave. Rev. Kingston said they were aggressive and demanded he leave but told them he did nothing illegal and paid admission to attend until closing. Even though Rev.
Kingston told security there were four other ministers in the club also, he said they laughed at him insisted they would have him charged with trespassing. Rev. Kingston said he before he left the strip club, he made sure to leave behind his 1000 Jesus flyers in the men’s room.
Rev. Kingston says he will not defer his task of saving souls in the strip clubs of Atlanta. It is something he did regularly in Florida and he will not stop evangelizing there just because of this incident. He plans to attend four other strip clubs this upcoming weekend in Atlanta.
