The Market on the Mill in Pickens, South Carolina, has been at the center of controversy since reports emerged of Stillwater Christian Fellowship targeting the local Pagan and Witchcraft community at an event. The incident allegedly involved harassment of a Wiccan vendor selling Witchcraft materials, with members of the church quoting Exodus 22:18. Stillwater confirmed their actions through videos and social media posts, denouncing witchcraft and promoting the enforcement of “God’s law.”
The facility manager of The Market on the Mill, Barry Crawford, denied claims of forcibly removing a Christian group and emphasized inclusivity. The targeted vendor, known as The Witch’s Broom Closet, issued a statement urging peace and expressing gratitude for support.
Community reactions have been mixed, with some defending Stillwater Christian Fellowship and others supporting the Pagan community. Despite the controversy, The Market on the Mill remains committed to hosting diverse events.
In a surprising turn of events, Stillwater Christian Fellowship had their access to a worship space revoked after the landlord became aware of the situation. Pastor Vaughn framed the incident as persecution, portraying his congregation as victims.
TWH is closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates on any new developments.
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