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Authorities said witnesses have described the use of robes, pentagrams on the church floor, sex with a dog and the sacrifice of cats.

Hosanna Church, huh? Nice front for a coven. Yuck.

1 posted on 06/11/2005 3:05:35 AM PDT by ovrtaxt
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Glynn Fendlason served as pastor of the church, then known as First Assembly of God, from 1982 to 1989, following the elder Lamonica's death. The active membership dispensed thousands of meals to the poor and elderly.

Fendlason said the younger Lamonica, while his father was pastor, was a "good fellow" who played bass guitar, taught Sunday school and worked with youth groups. Some of the other defendants also were active in the church.

After Fendlason resigned as pastor, he said he stayed out of the church's business for fear of disrupting the congregation, but heard that Lamonica, who became pastor in 1994, excommunicated many members, including members of his own family, and increasingly made the church more isolated.

Wow, a preacher's kid! I hope he repents for this.

2 posted on 06/11/2005 3:09:35 AM PDT by ovrtaxt (...a sheep in wolf's clothing)
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there is a fair amount of pagan and satanic behavior going on...always has been...always will be.


3 posted on 06/11/2005 3:10:02 AM PDT by mlmr (CHICKIE-POO!)
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No matter what turns out in court, Fendlason said he believes "there will be another day" for the now-empty church building.

"I believe in the redemptive power of the Lord to make a positive of that situation," he said. "I don't believe the devil will obtain a victory."


10 posted on 06/11/2005 4:11:08 AM PDT by Popman (In politics, ideas are more important than individuals.)
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Nice front for a coven.

The accused were not witches. There is some indication of devil worship, but that is different from Wicca.

13 posted on 06/11/2005 4:35:51 AM PDT by Junior (“Even if you are one-in-a-million, there are still 6,000 others just like you.”)
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Eight now face child rape charges that could bring the death penalty.

There's a good start; should be more prevalent in this country.

I noted a couple of posts referring to voodoo: My mother lived in Lafayette, LA for several years, and once on her way out the door noticed some kind of powder someone had sprinkled on her front stoop. She swept it off and went on to work.

When she came home, she saw the powder again. Familiar with funny local attitudes, she went inside and got a large handful of sugar, then walked backwards all the way around her house, sprinkling it as she went. She said she felt silly as hell doing it, but she never saw anymore of the powder.

22 posted on 06/11/2005 6:34:12 AM PDT by Marauder (Politicians use words the way a squid uses ink.)
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I'm absolutely stunned and almost speechless. How can this sort of thing be going on for so long right under everyone's noses? Those poor children had to have been threatened with the worst kind of torture if they told anyone.


28 posted on 06/11/2005 7:53:42 AM PDT by demkicker (It's clear that Frist cannot heard those Senate cats!)
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For pagan mysticists, it's apparently a question of just how mystical and spiritual they want to get. Yuck!


33 posted on 06/11/2005 3:44:36 PM PDT by familyop ("Let us try" sounds better, don't you think? "Essayons" is so...Latin.)
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