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godsquad

British  
/ ˈɡɒdˌskwɒd /

noun

  1. informal any group of evangelical Christians, members of which are regarded as intrusive and exuberantly pious

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Souza, 27, is preaching to his congregation: members of GodSquad Church, what appears to be the world’s first online-only church for video gamers.

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He works for GodSquad Church full-time, living off viewers’ voluntary donations.

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Souza has devoted his life to GodSquad — and so has his wife.

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The channels are filled and manned at all hours; GodSquad Church benefits from the services of roughly 50 volunteer leaders, who help the church function by praying for congregants and helping Amanda moderate the chats.

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And next month, he will water-baptize Lennert when she travels to Virginia to participate in the second SquadCon, a yearly convention Souza holds for members of GodSquad.

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