Does anyone know what the building to the west of the Montgomery is? It looks like a hotel. It has no markings, and the vans that sit out front have no markings either. Seems suspect!

Look through the threads on this site... you might find the answer.

This topic has been discussed several times, follow TSThird's advice.

Here's a link to a recent thread with tons of information on that building, a former Holiday Inn:

http://www.okctalk.com/okc-metro-area-talk/5262-former-holiday-inn-bill-gothard-s-institute-basic-life-principles.html

Thanks folks...lots of information on this forum if I had tried looking first!

After reading everything I can only think of one thing: creepy.

mods can we delete this unnecessary post to save bandwidth?

Metro, I just ran across this thread ... I don't get it ... in this thread and in the ones I earlier participated in, it strikes me that you are inclined to want to avoid messages, in this case, threads, that might be seen as critical of the current owner of the former Holiday Inn.

Am I mistaken?

The organization there seems fairly cultish.

Maybe that's where they hide all the members of OCURA! :D

It's a secret, secret place!

Metro, I just ran across this thread ... I don't get it ... in this thread and in the ones I earlier participated in, it strikes me that you are inclined to want to avoid messages, in this case, threads, that might be seen as critical of the current owner of the former Holiday Inn.

Am I mistaken?

I think he made the statement because we already had another thread discussing the issue and it was simply repetition. Don't think it had to do with the current owners or the view this thread took about the issue.

metro, please correct me if I'm wrong.

No, not necessarily afraid to avoid any confrontation on this issue. I'm not affiliated with them. I do know several members of their organization and all my experiences have been excellent. Their workers and owner/founder has been a great asset and beneficiary to OKC. I don't know enough about the organization to speak on behalf of them though.