San Francisco preacher fends of trans-identified male who pulls gun on him over gender comments

While preaching on the streets of San Francisco on Wednesday, an apparent transgender woman pulled a gun on a preacher after he said, "God made men to be men."

According to the Daily Mail, the incident occurred near 4th and Market Streets, with 37-year-old Christ’s Forgiveness Ministries Pastor Kevin Kihara preaching to passersby about being less like "somebody you’re not."



"You need to try being less like somebody you are not and start to humble yourself and be somebody God made you to be," Kihara said. "He didn't make a man to be a woman, he made the man to be a man. He didn't make the woman to be man, he made the woman to be a woman and this is the truth."

Kihara paused and looked behind the camera, during which a person, who in video posted by Christ’s Forgiveness Ministries was alleged to be a transgender, rushed up to Kihara.

"What are you going to do, come attack me now?" Kihara asked the person, who donned a light grey bob, a black and white striped shirt, an overall dress, fingerless gloves, and heeled boots.

The individual pulled a firearm from a bag, pointed it at Kihara’s head just inches from his face, and said, "I should," before turning and rushing away.

"Hey man, it's up to you if you want to pull that on me. God bless you," Kihara told the person, who shouted back "shut the f*ck up."

"So you just threatened me with a gun. You just pulled a gun on my face. Man, Lord have mercy on you. This means you don't even know who you are. I still love you though. Even though you pulled a gun on me, I still love you, I still bless you."