On Pentecostal snake handling again

On Pentecostal snake handling again

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11 Comments

  • Reply June 11, 2019

    Charles Page

    I doubt that Hensley is the credit for originating snake handling in the Church of God.

  • Reply June 11, 2019

    Robert Erwine

    the metaphoric ones are much tougher ones to recover from though aren’t they ?

  • Reply June 12, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    Charles Page meeting with the author of this new book who is also the sheriff and official historian of McMinn County

    • Reply June 12, 2019

      Charles Page

      be interesting what he has to say!

    • Reply June 12, 2019

      Varnel Watson

      I am actually have a dialog with him this year on the Trail of Tears which went trough there somewhat

  • Reply June 12, 2019

    Tom Steele

    • Reply June 12, 2019

      Varnel Watson

      wasnt this shown as fake news awhile back?

    • Reply June 12, 2019

      Tom Steele

      Troy Day Well, not real sure. I suppose it’s possible that the Cody Coots story was a fabrication by attention seekers, but even if it is, it’s still a spin-off of what appears to be a real story of his father dying from a snake bite. This story was covered in 2014 by ABC, so I guess the Cody Coots story could just be people making that part up. Either way, at least at one point in time they WERE playing with rattlesnakes in church and something bad happened…..

      https://abcnews.go.com/US/snake-handling-pentecostal-pastor-dies-snake-bite/story?id=22551754

    • Reply June 12, 2019

      Varnel Watson

      all sorts of fake news out there nowadays You should consult the master snake handler Alan Smith

  • Reply June 15, 2019

    Vickie Embry

    No thank you

  • Reply June 15, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    Charles Page loves it – it was a Moses thing Tom Steele

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