Texas Atheist 'Flabbergasted' by Outpouring of Christian Charity

Patrick Greene sued a Texas county for displaying a nativity scene on the courthouse lawn. In response, Christians in the area raised money to help him pay his rent.

Greene told Graham he had a more immediate need.“I said, if you really want to contribute something to help, we need groceries,” Greene said.[… ]“I told my wife about it,” Greene said.“They’re going to help us?” Karen asked.Greene thought that if anything, he’d see $50, maybe $100.A few days later, the Christians made good on their promise, and sent a check for $400.“I said I can’t believe it,” Greene said. “I thought I was in the Twilight Zone.”The money went to help pay the rent, and provide necessities from the grocery store.The contributions didn’t stop at $400 either, Cry said. More money is coming in.

Texas Atheist ‘Flabbergasted’ by Outpouring of Christian Charity