A vehicle rammed the tour bus carrying American Christian worship artist Sean Feucht and his team outside Montreal early this morning, but causing no serious injuries.Feucht described the frightening incident in a video posted online. "I’m here outside of Montreal, and we were just hit by a crazy car," said Feucht. "It was out of control. It was swerving everywhere. I don't know if it was intentional … but it rammed into our bus, and we were all sleeping and felt it just ram our bus.".HANNAFORD: Canada shall be saved? Sorry Sean, you might be a bit late.Feucht reported that everyone on board the bus was okay following the crash. The team quickly pulled the bus over and contacted police. ."Everyone's okay. But man, this is wild," said Feucht.Feucht said the collision was part of a larger spiritual conflict. .MAGA supporting Christian artist Sean Feucht faces more cancelled concerts across Canada."I don't remember the last time I've experienced warfare like this," said Feucht. He urgently requested prayers for his team, their safety, and their equipment. ."Please be praying," said Feucht. "You know that the enemy hates worship is going up across Canada."Feucht also mentioned a potential language barrier as Quebec police arrived on the scene. "The police are here, they speak French, we speak English, so that's going to be fun, but we'll figure it out," said Feucht and promised to provide more updates later.They continue their Canadian tour following the unsettling event..Feucht had Parks Canada cancel his first free concert and then his next five venues also cancelled for "safety reasons."The first six concerts all found new venues in a short period of time.Sean Feucht's Official Statement on the Let Us Worship Canada Tour:"Here’s the hard truth: If I had shown up with purple hair and a dress, claiming to be a woman, the government wouldn’t have said a word. But to publicly profess deeply held Christian beliefs is to be labeled an extremist—and to have a free worship event classified as a public safety risk.The Let Us Worship movement was born as an organic response to authoritarian COVID-19 lockdown policies—policies that, in Canada, were among the most oppressive in the world. The pandemic may be over, but the anti-Christian bias remains.We will not cower in the face of religious persecution—whether in America, Canada, or anywhere else. We will find places to pray. We will find places to praise. And despite the very real risk of arrest, we will stand with our Canadian brothers and sisters to boldly declare: Let Us Worship!"
