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Organizers of an evangelical summer camp for children featured in the documentary "Jesus Camp" are discontinuing the camp because of negative reaction sparked by the film and recent vandalism at the camp site in Devils Lake, N. D.
"We have decided to hold different activities in future," Pentecostal pastor and camp organizer Becky Fischer said.
Fischer was the central figure in "Jesus Camp," a documentary about Pentecostal evangelical Christians, some of whom send their children to summer camp where they pray, "speak in tongues" and are urged to campaign against abortion.
Originally posted by maria_stardust
Organizers of an evangelical summer camp for children featured in the documentary "Jesus Camp" are discontinuing the camp because of negative reaction sparked by the film and recent vandalism at the camp site in Devils Lake, N. D.
A Christian camp in a place called Devil's Lake? Hmmmm
Originally posted by nextguyinline
No kidding.
The irony.
I posted a link to the video here... "Jesus camp"
Originally posted by southern_cross3
I haven't seen the documentary but based on the post I don't see too much of a problem with it. Prayer is of course essential to Christianity, speaking in tongues is grounded in Christianity and is essential to Pentecostals, and true Christians are opposed to abortion, which is the taking of an innocent life. What you're interpreting as a "political agenda" is, in fact, merely Christians trying their best to do what's right, even as others label them as fanatics.
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Originally posted by SpectreWithin
The scary part, they will be back........One way or another they will be back!
Originally posted by norbin
I feel so bad for those children, they're obviously still with parents that believe that bull#, and these children are still being brainwashed even without the jesus camp.