Posted: October 9, 2007
Kevin Moloney for The New York Times states: "First the percussive sounds of sniper fire and the thrill of the kill. Then the gospel of peace. Some churches have rented more TV's for Halo nights."
Pastors and ministers across the country are attempting to recruit more youths by having Halo 3 nights, where shooting and killing is followed by prayer. This act of desperation has drawn much concern and criticism across the country. Not only are parents concerned that this new recruiting method involves violent gameplay, but they feel it draws in children which are only there for Halo 3 and are not serious about the worship (obvious). Now all the church needs is to supply a few six packs and a blunt or two for a real night of youth comradery.
Author: Joe Hayfield
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