Valentin Aguana, pastor of First Baptist Church of Petare in the metropolitan region of Caracas, was at home Wednesday preparing to leave for a 6:30 p.m. church service when he started hearing strange sounds from above his home.
“It was like someone was walking on the ceiling,” he recalled. It took a second before he realized that an earthquake was shaking the entire building.
As the tremors subsided, Aguana quickly reached out to his church members on a group chat. “Everyone indicated that they were okay, though a bit nervous,” Aguana said. They decided to cancel the service that night,
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