High-profile evangelical pastors claim they were summoned to a secret meeting with U.S. intelligence officials to prepare their congregations for upcoming UFO disclosures that could challenge traditional Christian beliefs.
Secret Mountain Meeting Raises Questions
Tennessee evangelist Perry Stone revealed that ministers with large followings received invitations to a confidential briefing. Stone stated government officials warned the public would soon see reports and video evidence of non-human craft and entities that defy conventional explanation. The meeting allegedly took place at an Airbnb in the Tennessee mountains, according to Bishop Alan DiDio of Revival Nation Church, who confirmed his attendance. DiDio described discussions about government investigations into technology retrieval and reverse engineering from non-human intelligence sources.
Stone warned the disclosures could trigger widespread spiritual confusion. He explained that people might question the biblical creation story if evidence suggests life exists across multiple galaxies. Government officials reportedly expressed concern that shocked citizens would flood churches seeking answers from religious leaders about the revelations. Podcaster Tony Merkel, another alleged attendee, suggested the intelligence operatives conducting the meeting were Christians within the disclosure community attempting to protect church congregations from potential fallout.
Trump Orders Pentagon Declassification
The claims emerge as President Donald Trump recently directed the Pentagon and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth to declassify the government’s complete collection of UFO data. Trump indicated the first documents would be released soon, promising interesting content for public consumption. The timing has intensified speculation about what information decades of classified files might contain and why religious leaders would receive advance warning about their contents.
Government Officials Offer Alternative Explanations
Some political figures have proposed supernatural interpretations of UFO phenomena. Vice President JD Vance, who describes himself as a UFO enthusiast, suggested the entities might be demonic rather than extraterrestrial. Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, leading House Oversight Committee declassification efforts, has directed attention to the ancient Book of Enoch. Luna argues that government descriptions of interdimensional beings closely resemble fallen angels described in biblical texts. She claims to have reviewed evidence of documented events predating modern civilization. The convergence of government disclosure efforts and religious preparation raises questions about what information officials possess and how they anticipate Americans will respond to revelations about unexplained aerial phenomena.