How pitiful is this? Here's another look at this White Separatist for anyone who can endure it.
https://hatetrackers.blogspot.com/2019/11/tulsa-christian-identity-church-tied-to.html"It looks like any of a hundred aging churches in Oklahoma, but this one keeps to itself and requires an invitation to enter. The first requirement to gaining access is you have to be white. Non-whites are forbidden to cross the threshold.
Their mission statement is known as Anglo-Celtic and is what the Rose Hill Community Church avers. It claims that white Europeans are the true Israelites and the Jews of today are descended from Ham, as they believe all non-whites to be. It is the basis for separating the races and teaches that anyone who isn't white is inferior and ungodly. It's found within the Christian Identity churches and is part of the Statement of Faith and Purpose found on the ministry website run by Charles Jennings.
This house of worship wants not to be noticed, as each week Ku Klux Klan members, race separatists, and Southern secessionists, gather to be indoctrinated further into white identity ideology."
According to multiple online reports, Pastor Charles Jennings, who narrates the recommended tape is an Anti-Semite, an Anti-Black, White Separatist/White Supremacist who believes only those of the white race are the descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, and that they alone are God's people.
Rose Hill Church is located at 1245 N Canton Ave, Tulsa, OK. The head pastor for Rose Hill, who appears on the tape that is recommended, above is a truly "gone by the wayside" neo-Confederate named Charles Jennings.
Northeast Tulsa's Rose Hill Community Church, formerly known as the Rose Hill Covenant Church, is an independent Pentecostal church operating with the added Christian Identity belief that whites are the superior race and the Bible says non-whites must serve them.
That is their on-record interpretation anyway.
Their Church members pound the Bible saying it is clear that God has given the true Israelites - white European men descended from Japheth, the son of Noah - permission to dominate inferior races. Those taught as inferior would be the descendants of Canaan, son of Ham and grandson of Noah. Africans.
The congregants at Rose Hill have a long list of people to hate, beginning with Jews, Catholics, and all non-whites.
As an extension of that, Jennings has no problem with feeding his listeners heresy, by fabricating non-existent Bible stories.
Rose Hill gets its belief in white separatism by basing their foundation on the teachings of head pastor Charles A. Jennings, who rationalizes African American slavery with what he calls The Curse of Ham, to which he adds a new twist.
With absolutely no authority from the Bible, Charles Jennings made up what he thinks was the sin of Ham.
At some point, he apparently sat there wondering what could've gone on, and his imagination came up with "Well, if Noah was drunk, his wife would have been in the tent drunk too, so that means Ham came in, stared at his naked Father, and then raped his intoxicated Mother. - Ipso facto, rape and incest was the true sin."
The Bible says in Genesis 9:22 "And Ham, the father of Canaan, saw the nakedness of his father, and told his two brethren without."
In between the three words: "his father, and," Pastor Jennings has managed to slip in "mother being in the tent drunk and Ham taking advantage of her."
words that are simply not there, anywhere in Scripture regarding Noah.There is absolutely no Biblical mention of the things Jennings claims in the segment, which is part of a larger system he teaches that justifies the enslavement, abuse, and dehumanization of non-whites.
Christian Identity goes hand-in-hand with heresy and false teachings. At its core, the theology is about warping the meaning and plain truth of the Bible into a place where God's plan was to make white people superior and non-whites inferior.
"Christian Identity is a unique anti-Semitic and racist theology achieving some prominence in the 1980s among those who are "Christians in name only," and they are hostile toward evangelicals and fundamentalists who believe in the Bible prophecies that teach the return of Jews to Israel as being essential to the fulfillment of end-time prophecy."
Jennings believes that being the color black isn't due to the Curse of Ham... although he teaches the Africans are descendants of Ham's supposed rape and incest attack against his own mother... He doesn't explain how skin color would even come into the mix.
On other videos found on Jennings' YouTube channel, he and others preach at Rose Hill about the need to separate the races and how slavery is justifiable.
They, also, believe only whites are the true Israelites, - that the Anglo-Saxon, Germanic, Celtic, Scandinavian and related peoples are the only people that fulfill all the prophetic earmarks that identify them with being the literal physical descendants of the ancient people of Old Testament history known as Israelites (Genesis Chapters 48 & 49; Deuteronomy 7:6-8).
The Ku Klux Klan traditionally has maintained a similar belief system and are closely tied to "Christian Identity" churches. Rose Hill Community Church is one of those churches.
Besides running Rose Hill Community Church, Pastor Jennings also operates a publishing company called "Truth in History," (which is the last thing he should be claiming).
That company is the evangelistic outreach of the non-profit Jennings runs from his own home, a neo-Confederate organization called Kingdom Treasures Ministries.
"Those blacks will rape our precious white women. That's what they do. It all started with Ham."
That is the message Jennings is feeding his congregants. - Christians, and indeed the entire world, have a multitude of problems right now, all of which our Lord can and will handle.
To turn aside to dark unbiblical messages of hatred disguised as Christianity is to be diverted from the path of life on which God guides us.
The time is too short, life is too short for such blind, unreasoning, unreasonable, and most of all non-Biblical blind hatred.
Jesus chided the religious leaders of his day that they couldn't read the signs of the times (Matthew 16:1-4).
In reading these signs of the times, however, we are not to despair, but are to keep our eyes on Jesus.
1 Peter 5:7 "Cast all your anxiety on Him, because He cares for you."
Philippians 4:6: "Be anxious for nothing, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God."