Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Church of the Creator is a Christian-based faith organization headquartered in Ashland, Oregon. It grew from a church association established in 1969 originally as Grace House Prayer Ministry, Inc. The church began using its "Church of the Creator" in 1974 registering the name in Oregon in 1982.The formal name of the underlying foundation is TE-TA-MA Truth Foundation-Family Of URI, Inc., which is a California nonprofit public-benefit corporation, first chartered in 1975. The church is notable for achieving protection of its registered trademark, the name Church Of The Creator, through legal proceedings, and its case is cited in intellectual property law.The church registered the trademark for its name in 1987. After a protracted legal battle, which culminated in a denied appeal to the United States Supreme Court, the church was awarded sole usage of the name "Church of the Creator," which previously had also been part of the title of the white supremacist group "World Church of the Creator". That racist group is now known as the "Creativity Movement" and is not associated in any fashion with the Oregon-based Church. The Oregon church, on the other hand, is a "group devoted to racial tolerance"."@en }
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- Church_of_the_Creator abstract "The Church of the Creator is a Christian-based faith organization headquartered in Ashland, Oregon. It grew from a church association established in 1969 originally as Grace House Prayer Ministry, Inc. The church began using its "Church of the Creator" in 1974 registering the name in Oregon in 1982.The formal name of the underlying foundation is TE-TA-MA Truth Foundation-Family Of URI, Inc., which is a California nonprofit public-benefit corporation, first chartered in 1975. The church is notable for achieving protection of its registered trademark, the name Church Of The Creator, through legal proceedings, and its case is cited in intellectual property law.The church registered the trademark for its name in 1987. After a protracted legal battle, which culminated in a denied appeal to the United States Supreme Court, the church was awarded sole usage of the name "Church of the Creator," which previously had also been part of the title of the white supremacist group "World Church of the Creator". That racist group is now known as the "Creativity Movement" and is not associated in any fashion with the Oregon-based Church. The Oregon church, on the other hand, is a "group devoted to racial tolerance".".