In a significant win for faith-based community advocacy, Pastor Ceh of San Marcos, working alongside Citizens Defending Freedom (CDF), successfully halted an all-ages drag show that had been scheduled in San Marcos, forcing organizers to relocate the event.
Pastor Ceh, known for his unwavering commitment to biblical standards both from the pulpit and at school board meetings, took swift action when he and his wife, Randy, learned about the NBTX 2025 Pride event scheduled in their community. The event, which was advertised as an all-ages drag queen performance, raised immediate concerns among local families.
Upon learning of the event, Pastor Ceh reached out to the Texas CDF team for guidance. CDF provided a detailed briefing on the event’s primary performer and how the show could violate Texas law.
Despite the venue change, the event will still feature performer Flamy Grant and remain open to “the entire family,” with reduced hours from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
“Pastor Ceh exemplifies the kind of bold, principled leadership that makes a real difference in protecting community values,” said Tara Schulte, Texas Executive Director for Citizens Defending Freedom. “When concerned citizens are equipped with accurate information and a clear action plan, they can create real change.”
Community members continue to monitor the relocated event and its impact on local families.
Founded in 2021, Citizens Defending Freedom is a non-profit organization that strategically operates in states across America to help citizens defend their faith and freedom, all while fighting for transparency in local government. Currently, Citizens Defending Freedom is established in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and Texas, with plans to continue expanding across America. Click here to learn more about Citizens Defending Freedom.
