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{{Quote|This is a generation that's gonna stand for purity and righteousness and holiness, and you're gonna serve the Lord all the days of your life. And we declare all those things over you. I believe this so much that I have given my whole life to see to it that you get there.|Fischer to a crowd of children.}}

{{Quote|Warlocks are enemies of God and I don't care what kind of hero they are, they're an enemy of God and had it been in the Old Testament, Harry Potter would've been put to death. You don't make heroes out of warlocks.|Fischer condemning the ''Harry Potter'' book series and her most famous quote.}}

'''Becky Fischer''' (May 31<sup>st</sup>, 1951 - ) is a controversial Pentecostal children's pastor known as one the most hated religious fanatics there is, even surpassing [[Fred Phelps]], who in most people's opinion is one of the worst. She had hosted a charismatic, now-defunct Christian summer camp in Devils Lake, North Dakota that received much criticism about their questionable methods.

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 {{Quote|This is a generation that's gonna stand for purity and righteousness and holiness, and you're gonna serve the Lord all the days of your life. And we declare all those things over you. I believe this so much that I have given my whole life to see to it that you get there.|Fischer to a crowd of children.}}
-{{Quote|Warlocks are enemies of God and I don't care what kind of hero they are, they're an enemy of God and had it been in the Old Testament, Harry Potter would've been put to death. You don't make heroes out of warlocks.|Fischer condemning the ''Harry Potter'' book series and her most famous quote.}}
 '''Becky Fischer''' (May 31<sup>st</sup>, 1951 - ) is a controversial Pentecostal children's pastor known as one the most hated religious fanatics there is, even surpassing [[Fred Phelps]], who in most people's opinion is one of the worst. She had hosted a charismatic, now-defunct Christian summer camp in Devils Lake, North Dakota that received much criticism about their questionable methods.