News - Anti-blasphemy
Oklahoma City, OK -- Sept. 18, 2014: A total of 215,000 people have signed various petitions urging the Civic Center Music Hall located in Oklahoma City to cancel the satanic black mass scheduled on Sept. 21.
Oklahoma City, OK, Aug. 27, 2014 -- Offending Christians nationwide, the Oklahoma City Civic Center is hosting a public "Black Mass" on September 21.
My little sister and I had hoped to attend “The Phantom of the Opera”. That certainly won’t be happening now. I’ve attended so many productions in the past, but rest assured, I won’t be stepping foot in there ever again. Your standards are too low - you don’t deserve my money.
Write, email and call the following corporations and politely urge them to use their influence with the Civic Center to cancel the scheduled "Black Mass."
Satanists are planning a public "Black Mass" in Oklahoma City on Sept. 21, where they intend to attack God and the Holy Mass.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, updated on Aug. 22, 2014 -- The long-standing notion that America is "one nation under God" is under attack in Oklahoma City after city officials okayed a satanic black mass at the Civic Center on September 21.
Lucifer lost. God won. What few people thought even remotely possible happened: The "satanic black mass" at Harvard University was unexpectedly canceled on May 12. A grave sacrilege was averted.
Victory! Satanic Black Mass canceled at last hour.
Fox 25 in Oklahoma City interviewed John Ritchie about TFP Student Action's recent protest against "The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told," a blasphemy to be performed at OCU. See "Bible Play Controversy."
TFP Student Action 2010 campaign highlights Every prayer, every sacrifice and every action made a difference in 2010. TFP Student Action is most grateful to its dedicated members and friends who joined us in the spiritual crusade for moral values this year.