Some accuse group of ‘idolatry’ with holiday presentation
By WND
One church in Texas has gone big for the Christmas season 2025, using 1,000 drones to tell the Nativity story.
TX church uses 1000 drones to tell the nativity story and share the gospel at a Christmas community event. pic.twitter.com/I2FUzVKn2a
— Protestia (@Protestia) December 22, 2025
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— Protestia (@Protestia) December 22, 2025
A report at Protestia explains it is the 2025 Bright Lights community outreach in Manvel, Texas.
Social media respondents called int’Beautiful” and “Awesome,” with, of course, a few naysayers accusing the church of “Idolatry.”
The events were at the Church on Masters Road, a nondenominational congregation that concluded its three days of “Bright Lights” with the outreach, open to the public.
It also sponsored a snow hill, live music, bonfires, free food and hot chocolate, a petting zoo and more.
The report said, “The highlight of each evening was a 15-minute drone show involving 1,000 drones that reenacted the story of Jesus from birth to death, complete with a voiceover narration explaining the events and sharing the Gospel message.”
