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philadelphia church of creativity          c/o reverend stephen masten               3152 e. Street                                          philadelphia, pa 19125                                                                                             ***.***.***~ rev. Stephen masten                                                      pcotc@hotmail.com                                                                                                  www.creativityalliance.com/directory/philadelphia                                                                                                              contact us today to join or support us in this historic struggle for the survival, expansion and advancement of the white race. Rahowa!

[Reverend Stephen Masten, Philadelphia Church of CreativityGFC, Creativity Alliance.]

11, October, 37 Anno Creativitatis

RAHOWA!  Racial Loyalist Greetings and Hail to you comrades.  I have had a few of our members ask me, out of concern for the Creativity Alliance, about my past dealings with other factions and my criminal history.  I can certainly see how this could be a concern, and will here explain these concerns which have been addressed to me for all of our members, rather than the select few who I have already informed on these matters.

I was introduced to Creativity at the age of 18, in September of 2001.  Unfortunately, at this point, I as at a very harsh point in my life, serving time in Bucks County Correctional Facility.  For 6 years prior, I was already a skinhead and quite the rowdy and rambunctious youth.  ACreator by the name of Richard Kayto approached me and gave me The Five Fundamental Beliefs of Creativity.  It was all the literature that he had and I read it until it was memorized.  However, there was a slight dilemma, while we were awaiting his people to forward us the WCOTC P.O. Box, we were separated and lost touch for some time. 

Between the years of 2001 and 2003, I came across various Creativity literature, always poring over it and keeping it on file... but I never had a contact for the Church.  I was also still quite aggressive and kept the skinhead mentality at that time.  In 2002, after a very brief release from jail, I found myself doing four years straight.  It was in the second year of this dilemma that I fully embraced the Creed with a fervent passion.  This was in 2003.  By the time I got the WCOTC P.O.  Box though, Hale was already incarcerated and no one was responding my correspondence.

I did not lose hope though.  I continued poring over literature and and reading our Holy Books, fervently disseminating the Creed to all who would listen.

In early 2004, while reading an old newsletter called Stormbird Press, I came across an address for the Creativity Prison Ministries.  It was at this point that I joined the CPM.

I want to make it very clear that at that point, Reverend Mike Todd was only operating the prison ministry, which he reconstructed, to assist incarcerated Creators and interested parties in obtaining our religious materials, assisting in civil suits for denials, and organizing a ranking system for incarcerated adherents.  The Ecclesia Creatoris did not exist then.

I was released in April of 2006 and moved to Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, where I opened up my own P.O. Box and began handling the bulk of the correspondence for the Creativity Prison Ministries, as well as Rev. Todd's mail issues.  (He is incarcerated himself in California serving a life sentence.)

While I was satisfied with this method of activism, it was not enough.  I distributed literature and so forth, but had no Church to refer people to.  I knew of Deardorff's removal from the Church, STANKO's removal, and knew the RSM in Pittsburgh was a joke.  None of the other factions were operating as Klassen intended with the Organizational Structure for the continuity of the Church.  I had never heard of TCM.

I began contacting as many Creators as I could find, in order to see who they were operating under and if any of the factions were worth my joining.  It was at this point that Rev. Dick Liggett, formerly WCOTC, told me about Logsdon's lot over at TCM.

I asked Rev. Todd about Logsdon and TCM ad was told that Logsdon never answered his correspondence when he reached out to him at the point Hale was arrested.  He also said he refused to work alongside him and would hand the CPM over to no one... regardless of how organized, structured, and active a Church or movement may be.  As for myself, I wanted to see what TCM wa about, as Rev. Todd had not necessarily given me a legitimate analysis of them other than a lack of correspondence.

I contacted Rev. Liggett and obtained Logsdon's phone number.  In fall of 2006, I joined TCM for all of about 2 or 3 months.  To the point, it did not take long for me to realize that Logsdon was a fraud.  I walked out on TCM by winter of 2006, stuck with the CPM without having official membership with anyone, and eventually went to California to live with Rev. Todd's grandmother and operate the CPM from the main P.O.  Box there.

During the course of the end of 2006 - early 2007, we all decided to reconstruct the Church s Klassen intended.  We elected a Council that had a capacity to hod ten seats... but we only filled the first five.  This was to be a temporary Leadership until we could rebuild the GFC and elect a P.M.  Mind you also, I was not aware of Rev. Cambeul's efforts towards Creativity at that point either.

By mid 2007, unfortunately, the troubles began with the CPM, and the Ecclesia Creatoris (the title we gave our Church).  It became apparent that the Council was going to remain, Rev. Todd was trying to operate the Church from a prison cell, and that w would not be electing a P.M., rebuilding a GFC, or even working alongside anyone for that matter.  It was also in the plan that if an activist Church were to arise from the ashes of the WCOTC, we would hand over our projects, yet still operate them under the consolidation with other solid Creators.  Apparently, Rev. Todd determined this was not on his agenda either.  To date, he still operates his "Church" from a prison cell.  This validates the aforementioned.

I began speaking out about all of this and it caused alot of unnecessary strife and dissention amongst our ranks.  As a matter o fact, Rev. Todd told anothermember to 'teach me a lesson' after I quit all of my Leadership positions and only retained my title of Ordained Minister.

This member was Jeff Lodor, who is now in prison, and after we fought, he held a severe grudge.  Through someone I know, I heard e was going to try to stab me.  I purchased a gun for self defense... a grave mistake when you are a convicted felon.

During a random police stop, I was found with the firearm.  It was only a felon in possession of a concealed weapon charge... and it was not loaded.  I plead guilty to one year, followed by four years of state parole.

At that point, I ceased ll dealings with EC/CPM.  I fled California's parole and came back home to Pennsylvania to be with my family and friends and simply operate my own Primary Group in hopes that a rue Church would arise.  In early 2008, an old case popped up from when I was 18 yearsold and I was sentenced to 11 and a half to 23 months in Philadelphia County.  It was a robbery which I plead guilty to.  California decided that they would not extradite, and upon my release in April of 2010, I began looking into the Creativity Alliance.

While I understand that I may have lied a rough life, Creativity has changed me.  I am hoping that this missive will allow each of you a bit of insight into my history and who I am.  If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me.

Racially and Creatively Yours for a Whiter and Brighter World, RAHOWA!

Reverend Stephen Masten, Philadelphia Church of Creativity
GFC, Creativity Alliance.

It's known that the Aztecs believed their civilisation was founded by a White-skinned, blonde haired people. They were more easily conquered by Hernan Cortez because they believed he was the returned, White-skinned God Quaetzcoatl.

Ha, bring it on you Jew-loving slimeball!