r/ArvadaCO

These are weird adults and college kids who bring giant plastic tubs of donuts to Oberon Middle school in the mornings and stand just outside of property lines. They give the kids sweets and treats to talk with them about joining their religious “group”. This is plainly indoctrination without parental consent. It is grooming behavior. It is creepy guy in a white van behavior.
I have heard horrible things about the adults who run this cult in Arvada. I am pissed alone for the fact they are giving my child donuts without my ok, but then to use a treat to reel them in to this creepy group is pedo behavior. Obviously I have spoke with my child about this. I know it goes on at Arvada West and Ralston Valley as well. Just seems to me that the middle school kids are bit young to handle this very manipulative tactic. Great if you want your child to join this organization. If I wanted my child exposed to this at this age I would have sought it out for them myself.
Wondering if anyone else finds this incredibly bizarre and disturbing.

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