A viral video has captured the shocking moment a street preacher in San Francisco remained unfazed as a transgender woman pointed a gun at him after he declared that God made men to be men and women to be women.
Kevin Kihara, 37, a pastor at Christian Forgiveness Ministries, was preaching near 4th & Market Streets when he declared, “God made men to be men and women to be women.”
Moments later, a person believed to be a transgender woman stormed into view, drew a handgun from their purse, and aimed it directly at Kihara’s face.
Rather than panic, Kihara stood his ground, calmly asking, “Are you going to attack me now?”
The armed individual responded, “I should,” before eventually lowering the weapon and storming off in frustration, shouting profanities.
Despite the life-threatening encounter, Kihara remained composed, telling the person, “God bless you… Even though you pulled a gun on me, I still love you.”
The video has since ignited debate online, with many expressing concern over rising tensions in America.
Some viewers called for the assailant’s arrest, citing “assault with a deadly weapon.” Others criticized Kihara’s sermon, suggesting civil debate would have been a better response than violence.
Authorities have yet to comment on the incident, which unfolded in the same area where another violent altercation—this time involving hot dog vendors—was reported on the same day
See the video here.
