Five African-American Churches Vandalized In New Jersey

With all the violence and dishonesty taking place in Church, it's no secret that it's better to just stay home and worship your God. I know, it shouldn't be that way and it's 2017— almost 2018 and we shouldn't have to live in fear and in reality, wont. However we must think with a clear mind and understand that we are living in a time where people don't care, and sadly Churches have became a popular target for white supremacist to attack. 

So police are investigating vandalism that occurred at five different African-American Churches in New Jersey. Church of God in Christ for All Saints, Bethel A.M.E Church, Calvary Baptist Church, Union Baptist Church in Morristown and Morristown Church of Christ in Morris Township. Police said they will be increasing their presence at all local churches to ensure continued safety of all community members. However, it's important that all of you stay vigilant and report and suspicious activity. 

Damages to the churches includes broken stain-glassed and shattered exterior signs. New Jersey's Governor-elect Phil Murphy said;

UPDATE

I have learned that an arrest have been made of a 45-year-old Morristown resident on Sunday.  The man admitted what he did to authorities and said he acted alone.