The church is totally a place of worship, prayers, and dispensation of scriptural instructions to Christians. In most churches taking pictures is permitted outside the hours of religious services. That depends on local custom, anyways. I'd think taking selfies will be considered tasteless but permissible if sacred artifacts and restricted areas are respected.
Supporting her actions would have been nice if that was not in a religious center like a church. Otherwise, If she's really bent on taking selfies, she might want to wait until she's alone, probably switch off sound from her camera (or whatever device that was), and restrict the flashlight to moments she would not confront or disturb others as well as not going online. I think this was absolutely absurd based on the environment. Perhaps that would respectfully follow directions and never disturb people in their prayers and/or online users. What would be your thought on watching the video selfie she posted on social media? Please quickly drop your comments in this regard.
Meanwhile, social media users have blasted her on this singular act of negligence and they see it as disrespect in the house of God. While some didn't hesitate from abusive words saying that most people keep disgracing themselves at the slightest opportunity in church and wouldn't consider before taking chance.
Here is the video she posted:
