Channel: TFP Student Action

Category: Nonprofits & Activism

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Description: Sign this protest against After School Satan Clubs for kids -- tfpstudentaction.org/petitions/protest-against-after-school-satan-club The controversial proposal to open a pro-satanic club at Northern Elementary sparked a major reaction among residents in Dillsburg, Penn. So many parents wanted to voice their concern that the school board meeting held last Tuesday was moved to a larger auditorium at Northern High School to accommodate the unusual turnout. Once the floor opened for public comment, dozens of God-fearing Americans stepped forward. They expressed total rejection of the After School Satan Club with great passion. Anyone still on the fence about Satanism was startled when one of the mothers, Jackie Bieber, told the audience how her daughter was coaxed by a satanic group to commit suicide. “They gave her step-by-step instructions,” she said. After the tragic death of her daughter, the distraught mother moved with her remaining children to Dillsburg, hoping to find a better atmosphere for the family. However, her hopes were shattered when she heard about the proposed Satan club in the area. “Now they’re going to be subjected to evil,” she said. “They [satanist group] talk about the violation of ‘rights,’ but what about the violation of our children?” Nevertheless, pro-satan advocates in the room insisted that the After School Satan Club would be harmless to children. But TFP volunteer, Evan Olwell, called them out. “This revolutionary figure – satan – is universally regarded through history as a tempter, liar, murderer and thief; the embodiment of evil.” “Satan has no rights because evil has no rights,” said Olwell. #AfterSchool #Satanclub #debate Site: tfpstudentaction.org Instagram: instagram.com/tfpstudentaction Facebook: facebook.com/TFPStudentAction Twitter: twitter.com/tfpsa