Activist Chaz Stevens, founder of The Church of Satanology and Perpetual Soiree, is challenging religious favoritism in Brevard County schools by requesting banners be placed at five high schools.

Flags showing support for the queer community posted at a Eureka church were rapidly vandalized twice, about one week into ...

Restrictions on school banners have led to complaints from two vastly different groups: the Pentecostals of Cooper City and the “Church of Satanology,” a satirical entity created by Dee… ...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — When word of vandalism to a banner hung across the front doors of the Unitarian Universalist Church in late August made its way to Faith Church Senior Pastor Steve Viars ...

Synod 2025, the annual general assembly of the Christian Reformed Church in North America, met this past week on the campus ...

SAYEDA ZEINAB, Syria—Ali Rashid, a pilgrim from Iraq, carefully spread a red religious banner over the gilded mausoleum in ...

As plans were under way for the construction of Grace and Glory Lutheran Church on Route 53 in Palmyra, Pastor Ken Albright asked some members about creating Grace and Glory banners for the new ...

T. Chaz Stevens, founder of the Church of Church of Satanology and Perpetual Soirée, asked Brevard's school board to display banners at five schools.

In October 2023, Stevens asked a high school and a middle school that they "display a 'Satan Loves the First Amendment' banner"; both refused, and removed banners for Calvary Church that had been ...

Christianity” and performed ritualistic haka following the symbolic tearing and burning of flags representing Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism, LGBTQ+ Pride, and mainstream media. Flags; including rainbow and ...

After the City Council approved a Christian flag to be flown over city hall, an activist with Connecticut ties requested to fly his Church of Satanology flag.