Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson Baptized in Jordan River – ‘Life Changing’ By Michael Morris for CNS News
GNN Note – Being in the heart of Tennessee, football country, this is about as good news story as there is – baptism and football! Not only was there a baptism but in the Jordan River, WOW! What an experience that would be.
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Seven days ago, Houston Texans NFL quarterback Deshaun Watson posted on his Instagram page that he “[g]ot baptized in the Jordan River,” stating that the event, among others, was “Life Changing.”
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“Went to Jesus’ hometown,” Deshaun Watson stated on Instagram in a list of things he did while in Israel. “Got baptized in the Jordan River. Went tubing in the Sea of Galilee. Took a trip through Mary Magdalene’s hometown. Saw the first church in Capharnuan. Life Changing Experiences – Major Blessings!
@amvoicesinisrael”
The former Clemson QB who gave credit to God for Clemson’s victory over Alabama in 2017’s College Football Playoff National Championship game, Deshaun Watson, journeyed to Israel with host America’s Voices in Israel, “a pioneering program begun ten years ago to bolster Israel’s image in the United States by bringing media and radio personalities to broadcast live from Israel.” America’s Voices in Israel’s about page further states that the program “organizes week-long missions to Israel for prominent headline-makers with widespread credibility, including leading journalists, prime-time media and Hollywood TV stars, as well as religious and political leaders in the Latino and African-American communities.” According to America’s Voices in Israel, “These high-profile opinion makers reach countless admirers, followers, and the general public. Using traditional and social media, they offer firsthand accounts of experiences in Israel, engaging large and ethnically diverse audiences. Their positive stories about Israel counter distortions and misrepresentations about the Jewish State, which often are reported in the media.”
