Go Fund Me page set up to help GA church after vandals trash sanctuary days before Easter

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Vandals heavily damage sanctuary in Colorado (Photo: Go Fund Me)

Smashed musical instruments, shattered glass and holes punched through the walls greeted the congregation of a Colorado church as they discovered the handiwork of vandals who attached the church building early Monday morning.

Investigators believe the damage was done around 3 a.m. Monday. According to a report in the Denver Post, police are looking for three teenage boys who were seen running from the church building of Destiny Outreach Ministries.

“Words can’t describe how heartbreaking this is. You give your life to a community and you invest in the community’s children and their people. This is not our community. This is not the City of Thornton,” Pastor Renee Coventry told Denver’s CBS television affiliate.

A Go Fund Me page has been set up to help the church.  Damage is estimated in the thousands.

Symbols of Satan spray-painted inside GA church building

2018-03-23 Church Vandalism

Police are investigating vandalism at the Seed Planters Church in McDonough, GA in which someone painted pentagrams and other symbols of Satan inside the church building, according to a report from Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper.

The vandalism was discovered Monday evening. Fox5Atlanta reports someone pried open a rear door and ransacked the sanctuary.  They painted a demon head with the number 666 on several walls.

The pastor said the congregation is cleaning up the mess and they plan to have services at the church building on Easter Sunday.

A motive for the vandalism has not been determined. Anyone with information about the vandalism is asked to call the McDonough Police Department at 770-957-1218.