November 30, 2008

On September 20, 2008, my sixteen year old daughter was kidnapped by the Arkansas Department of Human Services, Arkansas State Police, and FBI, in a militaristic raid which included over one hundred agents, police cars, helicopters, snipers, men armed with machine guns, bullet proof vests, and riot gear, TO KIDNAP SIX GIRLS, while searching for evidence against Pastor Alamo.

The machine guns with lasers were pointed directly at my two daughters; my older daughter is twenty years old. We live in Texarkana, Arkansas, and my daughter had been visiting her older sister in Fouke that afternoon when the raid occurred. One child who was taken had just returned from visiting seniors at a nursing home.

The raid itself was so traumatizing to all the children of our church. Children who always felt safe and secure in their Christian homes started having nightmares. When they would hear a siren or see a person in uniform, they would get hysterical. Some children wouldn’t let their mothers out of their sight for fear of being kidnapped. One twelve year old boy started losing his mind due to the terror he had of being kidnapped from his parents. One little happy-go-lucky seven year old girl was physically sick for two days, depressed and in despair that she’d soon be taken from her family. Two of the six girls who were taken were so tormented and depressed that they stated if they were not Christians, they would commit suicide. Now, for the twenty recently kidnapped children, their worst nightmares have come true.

Before the raid, my younger daughter was a cheerful girl who had graduated from high school a year early. She had her driver’s license and was very happy living at her parents’ home within the ministry. She loved to volunteer to go on crews to distribute gospel literature and to witness about Jesus in various cities Now she is in a public high school where she stated that her classmates are either bi-sexual, lesbian, or homosexual. Many of them use illegal drugs. Every other word is profanity. She desperately wants to come home. She had never been exposed to this filth before, but now, according to the DHS, she is in a “normal” environment.

In our home and church she was raised in a Christian environment. Now she is being wined and dined in an attempt to get her to turn from her Christian upbringing and to accept the ways of the non-Christian world. She has been repeatedly questioned by therapists trained in sexual abuse and other government agencies in an effort to get her to testify falsely against Pastor Alamo. She emphatically stated that she has never been abused, but her word doesn’t matter to them in this case. Althea Conley, a psychiatrist from El Dorado, AR, evaluated my daughter and stated that she had never been abused. Of course, the DHS did not use Ms. Conley as a witness at the adjudication hearing, although they hired her. In fact, Ms. Conley stated that she wished she and her own children could have been brought up the way my daughter was brought up.

Now the Dept. of Human Services and the Arkansas State Police have kidnapped my thirteen year old son. At the probable cause hearing for my son and nineteen other children, DHS spokesman Chuck Thompson told Judge Kirk Johnson twice that there were NO SIGNS OF ABUSE on any of the children. All the children were examined by Dr. Karen Farst of UAMS and were all found to be healthy.

Many of these children are now in public school and can no longer read their Bibles or pray there. They should be returned to their homes immediately! Instead, they are in foster care and can visit their loving parents for only one hour a week with supervision and conversation restricted by the Dept. of Human Services.

The government has kidnapped our children in hopes that they can get them to turn on Pastor Alamo. They have used World War II Nazi tactics in their relentless attempts to destroy the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries.

We have lost our First Amendment rights—the freedom of speech, the freedom of religion, the freedom to preach the Bible as it is written, and to do what God says to do, to serve God as He commands in His Word.

This has been forty-four years of ongoing persecution in an attempt to destroy God’s most powerful church on earth, to silence the preaching of the Word of God by Pastor Alamo or anyone else that is preaching God’s whole Word.

The Roman one-world government has spent more than several billion dollars in an attempt to stop the Almighty God, but no one can stop Him because He has infinite and boundless power. Any government attempting to stop the Almighty is insane. Pastor Alamo says that if he or other Christians were to die today, the works that God has done in and through them will follow them. God has used him to write and preach thousands of messages and they’re recorded and written. They slaughtered Jesus, the prophets, and the apostles, and the gospel is still being preached in just as powerful a way today as it was then. All those that have done His work—you can’t destroy them either, because they’re in Heaven. (Matt. 10:28).

Debra Ondrisek

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From Angela Ondrisek at Christmas:

Dear Mom and Dad,
Thank you for teaching me how to love God with all I have. You have been the best parents that anyone could ask for I love you now, Christmas '08, and forever!! XOXOX
Your little girl,
Angela