The World Pathfinder Director for the General Conference Attended the Indonesia Camporee 2023, which Featured Pagan Dance Rituals, Fire Breathing, Animalistic Behaviors, Tribalism, Rap and Dance Music for over 4,500 Pathfinders

"And there arose another generation after them, which knew not the LORD, nor yet the works which he had done for Israel. And the children of Israel did evil in the sight of the LORD, and served Baalim: And they forsook the LORD God of their fathers, which brought them out of the land of Egypt, and followed other gods, of the gods of the people that were round about them, and bowed themselves unto them, and provoked the LORD to anger." Judges 2:10-12.

What was once condemned as idolatrous and pagan is now being embraced at Seventh-day Adventist youth events. The West Indonesia Union Mission, the East Indonesia Union Mission, the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, and Hope Channel Indonesia sponsored the Third Indonesian Pathfinder Camporee 2023 that took place from June 26 to July 2 in Buperta Cibubur, East Jakarta.

This event, which featured worship, prayers, baptisms, tribal dancing, animism, rap music, and a variety of other secular and worldly entertainment activities, was attended by over 4,500 young people. Church youth leaders, along with thousands of young people, and with the support of the top leadership in the church, are imitating the abominations found in paganism and bringing them into Adventism. Live satellite coverage of the entire event was provided by Hope Channel Indonesia.

Ancient pagan dancing cannot honor God because it pays homage to demonic forces. But this is not stopping certain leaders from opening the door to the demonic desecration of the modern church. As you will see in the video above, the whole camp was mesmerized as they danced around in a circle, glorifying paganism. Adventism and idolatry are working together, hand in hand, in full communion at many Pathfinder events. This generation has become so blind that it cannot distinguish the holy from the profane.

In a video, you will see Dr. Andres Peralta speaking at the Third Indonesian Pathfinder Camporee 2023. He is the "World Pathfinder Director for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and oversees youth leaders in 217 countries." He also provides "support and resources to 13 divisions under the General Conference Adventist Youth Ministries umbrella." He and his colleagues at the General Conference Youth Ministries are responsible for what is taking place in the Pathfinders organization because they are aware of everything that occurs in these youth events and do nothing to stop the frolic, entertainment, tribal dancing, or the corruption of our youth. They don't speak out against these negative influences; instead, they praise and celebrate them and seek to bring these same kinds of displays to youth events throughout the world.

Today, the international Pathfinder Camporee events combine worldly music, rap, tribal dancing, and theatrics with worship of the Creator. Is this what we want to expose our children to? There seems to be some kind of coordination because these things are happening worldwide. Who would allow this to happen? Who is authorizing this? Who would allow our children-those with the most impressionable and vulnerable minds-to be unguarded at gatherings meant to promote frivolity through musical entertainment that will send them to perdition?

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