It’s called the After School Satan Club. It’s an extracurricular being launched at Saucon Valley Middle School in, get this, Hellertown, PA

For the past 3 years or so, we here at NTEB have been sounding the alarm about the rising spirit of Antichrist we believe was released in the summer of 2020 first over America, and then spread out around the world. Given the plethora of news articles on open satanic activity we have been experiencing for quite some time, I can safely say that the headlines agree with our assessment. Welcome to something called the After School Satan club, for school children, and this week one launched in, not joking, Hellertown, PA. Hell-ertown. Let that sink in for a few weeks and get back to me on how you feel about that. After School Satan club in Hellertown, for children, hmm. Oh well, nothing to see here, I guess.

“To open their eyes, and  to turn  them  from darkness to light, and from  the power of  Satan unto God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins, and inheritance among them which are sanctified by faith that is in me.” Acts 26:18 (KJB)

Christian, if you’ve been waiting until things really heated up before jumping into ‘the fight’, your wait would appear to be over, and perhaps past due. Outside of the Godhead , there is no more powerful force in this universe than Satan, and the Bible declares that to be so. If you’re a Bible believer, then you know that it is Jesus Christ who releases the Devil on this world at the start of the time Jacob’s trouble , Satan needs permission first, and God gives it to him. If you miss the Pretrib Rapture of the Church , prepare to be crushed by the ‘strong delusion’ Paul warns will come Remember those old John Wayne war movies where the helicopter is sent in to rescue some stranded soldiers in the jungle, and as it pulls them up to safety, bullets are flying past their faces and the flames are so intense that the plastic tip of their bootlaces are melting? That’s how it will be when the Lord comes for us… TO THE FIGHT!!!

Saucon Valley School District faces controversy over ‘After School Satan Club;’ schools to reopen Thursday after threat

FROM NEWS 69 LEHIGH VALLEY: “At what point do you stand up and say enough is enough,” said parent Marjulee Colon when she heard this was becoming a reality. She said she couldn’t believe her ears.

“I thought that it was satire. I thought that it was a joke,” said Colon.

But to the surprise of many , it’s far from being satire. In fact, June Everett, national campaign director for the After School Satan Club at the Satanic Temple, said the Saucon Valley location is their eighth one being launched.

“The club is brought to you by your local, friendly, self-identified, non-theistic Satanists. The kids love it, the parents love it,” said Everett. “The biggest complaint right now is that the club isn’t running every week.”

And according to Everett , the Satan that Christians believe in is not the same Satan the Satanic Temple does. They claim they do not view Satan as evil, or as trying to wreak havoc on communities and do terrible things.

“We look to Satan as a positive symbol,” said Everett.

But the club has already been at the heart of an incident for the school district. Saucon Valley had to close its doors Wednesday after Superintendent Jaime Vlasaty says a threatening voicemail was left at the district office at 4 p.m. Tuesday by a man who referenced the approval of the After School Satan Club.

However, they have made the decision to reopen schools Thursday.

“We have determined there is no longer an immediate threat to the safety and welfare of our students or staff,” said Vlasaty. “We will have increased presence by the Lower Saucon Police Department at student arrival and dismissal as well as throughout the day.” READ MORE

‘After School Satan Club’ causes controversy in Hellertown Pennsylvania school district

A flyer promoting an after-school Satanic group is stirring up a lot of controversy in the Lehigh Valley after the Saucon Valley School District agreed to allow the group to use its middle school to host the after-school meetings for students ages 5 to 12. June Everette, the national campaign director for the After School Satan Club, said the club only goes into a school where a parent has requested its presence.