Holy City of the Wichitas
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Located in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, this 66-acre area looks much like Israel during Biblical times, and is the site of the nation's longest running Easter passion play, "The Prince of Peace." Attendance reached an all-time high in 1939 when 225,000 visitors jammed Audience Hill for the sunrise performance. Other attractions include a memorial for the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing, a Veterans Walkway, and the World Chapel, which has become a popular wedding locale. Donations appreciated.
my parents were caretakers here in the early 70's. our home is the gift shop now. the fireplace is original. my brother was a shepherd in the passion play and my sister and I were angels. mom helped with costumes dad with anything mechanical.we participated 2 years. my sister was married there. I couldn't have grown up anywhere better.
Was stationed at Ft. Sill and went there at least once per month. Went also for the hamburger at the Meers store!
This place was weird af :/ me and some friends went. Definitely cult energy
you don't know your creator, what a shame!
It definitely is because they basically are Christian who want to extort native culture and state it is Christianity and have all routes of storyline to come down to it being back to Christianity for their can exclude, deny them, delude and so much more propaganda.
Just look at the comments 😆 🤣 its definitely a cult like thing.
@@susanackerson9759 stfu 😆 🤣 what does that have to do with anything and isn't that native land and don't they believe in a different religion but ehh, yall aint cultists. Sounds like it hearing it from yall😆
Also does everybody need to bow down to the creator or what?
Shit they even caught a Christian group stalking natives and just throwing propaganda. So its not like it isn't their or that region hasn't got caught for that.
Also, the people didn't believe it for them believing it but more rather indoctrination of the school boarding system and that's why yall be jumping the gun when it comes to propaganda but knowing your rhetoric, you probably support it. Only mad when its a Christian being done wrong and wonder why it has the most leaving Christianity more than any religion. Shit yall even complain against your own and yes, Oklahoma has been called out by others for doing cultists stuff.
So its not like it isn't a thing or isn't noted. Just weird whoristic people.
Did feel weird when i went but its more so not knowing what happened there the mountains and giant rocks look like melted petrified buildings that went through some type of cataclysm