Apostasy Clubs Counterfeit Apostolic Church at Pride Fest (Part 1)

Affirming Lies Destroys Lives

The most shocking thing about my first experience at the Sioux Falls Pride Festival last year was the presence of churches located near the Friends of the Satanic Temple.

This juxtaposition brings to mind the letters to the seven churches in the Bible’s Book of Revelation. There are many similarities between those ancient churches in Asia Minor and the modern ones present at the Sioux Falls Pride Festival.

Spirit of Peace (United Church of Christ) is reminiscent of the church in Thyatira (Rev. 2:18-29). Both are “permitting that woman—that Jezebel who calls herself a prophet—to lead my servants astray. She teaches them to commit sexual sin.”

In addition to being the Transitional Pastor of the Spirit of Peace Church, Becky Pagone spent "over a decade teaching special education” and runs a “lively home daycare and preschool." That’s why it’s difficult to reconcile why Becky’s bio says she is “a strong advocate for Our Whole Lives (OWL), the United Church of Christ’s comprehensive sexuality education program.”

The OWL curriculum for grades K-1 includes the children’s picture books: The Bare Naked Body Book and Neither.

The Bare Naked Body Book (recommended for ages 2-5) contains an illustration of naked women, with wet hair, chasing a wet naked toddler, while a naked preschooler watches from the toilet.

The book’s illustrations of chests and navels include a transgender “man” and “woman” with surgical scars, and a woman with nipple and navel piercings.

Neither (recommended for ages 3-6) is a radical gender ideology fable about the Land of This and That, where there are only two kinds: blue bunnies and yellow birds. “But one day a funny green egg hatches, and a little creature that's not quite a bird and not quite a bunny pops out. It's neither!”

This radical gender indoctrination book ends with the nonbinary creature finally finding acceptance in the rainbow “Land of All.”

In the grades 4-6 curriculum, Our Whole Lives includes the book It’s Perfectly Normal. Although designed as an introduction to human sexuality for children ages 9-11, this book presents an LGBTQ-biased perspective, and contains many unnecessarily gratuitous illustrations.

Why would purportedly Christian churches promote sexual immorality that is clearly condemned and repeatedly warned against throughout the New Testament? Why would they expose kids to this decadence? There’s too much to report in this article, so our next one will document more of this grooming culture in the LGBTQ cult, and the apostate clubs (masquerading as churches) who are complicit in this diabolical agenda.