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New believers bubble up at First PastafarianChurch of Norman

, April 28, 2016 6:00 am | Updated: 2:36 pm, Thu Apr 28, 2016.

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venue smells like spaghetti.

s Friday night and the sun has just set, sucking the

last light from downtown Norman. Only late-night cafés

and bars illuminate Main Street now.

That, and the multi-colored disco lights boiling over from

The streets are eerily empty, kept company mostly by the

howling wind. Cars packed with college kids are starting to

pass on their way to the next party. Meanwhile, a handful of

suits clamor about, heading home after finishing an obligatory

, people arrive. They step out of their cars, holding

tubs of pasta and bottles of beer, and make their way toward

Crawford — the downtown side street two blocks from the

railroad tracks. With the week’s accumulated stress behind

them, they have only one thing on their minds now: church

The door to the city’s new venue-turned-church stands ajar.

The silence of the street is broken by the deep bass

emanating from inside, enticing believers and misfits alike.Painted eyes goggle down at them as they enter the place of

worship with colanders on their heads.

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Norman April 27. Some of the Pastafarians' Commandments are:

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B.A. Political Science, Philosophy,Constitutional Studies 2014

B.S. Biochemistry 2013 and Rhodes Scholar 2013

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