This is definitely one of the most incredible stories we have come across in recent times, lol!
An organization in Atlanta, Georgia have founded a church called "The National Church of Bey" and they practice the religion Beyism (based on Beyonc'e Knowles) - worshiping Beyonce instead of God!
The cover of their Beyble
The church's founder, Pauline John Andrews, says "We are very disappointed in the failure of the public to recognize the existence of a divine Deity walking among them. Deity's often walk the Earth in their flesh form. Beyonc'e will transcend back to the spirit once her work here on Mother Earth has been completed."As our congregation continues to swell, we ask that you consider what is more real; an invisible spirit on high, or a walking, talking, breathing Goddess who shows you her true form daily? Beyonc'e's spirit is entrancing. We know that she was sent to this place to spread love, peace, and joy... Open your mind to new possibilities and you will see, just as we did, that Bey is a true higher power. Surfbort!"We have published the Beyble and it will soon be available for free to the public. Donations have poured in and we will soon have enough to build a temple in honor of Mother Bey. We will invite her to speak to her flock, once the doors are open." Lol!
Credit: invocation-rituals.blogspot.com
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