Left: James Kendall is the Senior Pastor at Grace Community Church in Madera, California. Kendall gave a sermon at his church warning congregants about QAnon. Right: Ben Marsh is a pastor at First Alliance Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He has seen members of his church share conspiracy theories on their social media pages.
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QAnon is spreading in churches. These pastors are trying to stop it
Two pastors on opposite sides of the country, one dangerous problem: QAnon spreading in their congregation. CNN Business' Donie O'Sullivan reports on how they're trying, and often failing, to stop the lies.
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Left: James Kendall is the Senior Pastor at Grace Community Church in Madera, California. Kendall gave a sermon at his church warning congregants about QAnon. Right: Ben Marsh is a pastor at First Alliance Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He has seen members of his church share conspiracy theories on their social media pages.
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A woman shouts as she holds a placard reading "Q Army" (a reference to the Q-anon movement), during a protest against the measures to counter the coronavirus pandemic in the front of the Romanian Government headquarters August 10, 2020. - Hundreds of people, followers of conspiracies, declared supporters of US President Donald Trump asked the cease of what they called "Medical Dictatorship" about sanitary measures adopted by the Romanian government in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. Protesters was shouting "No masks!" and "Freedom!". Despite the increasing numbers of casualties and infected people, a considerable part of Romanians still believe in a world-wide conspiracy about COVID-19. (Photo by Daniel MIHAILESCU / AFP) (Photo by DANIEL MIHAILESCU/AFP via Getty Images)
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