Satanists Hand Out $666 to Teens in Delaware

In a chilling sign of the times, two Pennsylvania high schoolers have been awarded $666 each by Satanic Delco—a local Satanist congregation—in a scholarship program meant to honor "individualism, empathy, free-thought, and skepticism," values the group says embody their satanic worldview. Marketed under the Orwellian banner of the "Outsider Achievement Award," the program urges youth to submit art and essays celebrating the tenets of so-called Outsider Satanism. Though they deny belief in Satan as a literal being, the group embraces his name and iconography, and seeks to spread its ideology stealthily into secular spaces—offering scholarships, infiltrating schools with After School Satan Clubs, and even challenging the public square with blasphemous imagery. While they parade under the guise of harmless social commentary, faithful Christians must remain vigilant. As St. Paul warned, "Even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light" (2 Cor. 11:14). This is not just a cultural oddity—it’s a spiritual battleground for the hearts of our children.