Comments on: Questions and Possible Answers About WOFF-life

By: Admin

Admin — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 22:06:55 +0000

In reply to misty.

Misty,
Thank you, for taking time to read and comment. You were there… how long and why did you leave? In short, Jane and whoever can believe God set them in a place or authority. But, how do they treat people? It is the deed not necessarily the creed. Certain folks inside WOFF get treated with respect and have less control exercised over them than others. The reasons for this vary. Please, take time to read more of the posts and maybe even start with this one… http://religiouscultsinfo.com/?p=918 Email me if you care to…. author@religiouscultsinfo.com
John

By: misty

misty — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 05:07:48 +0000

I was there for many years and was always told that I needed to hear God and get to know God, I was always encouraged to not to idolize people and to have faith and trust in God. My question is this not one of those mentioned ever said they were not human being, where were we when we should have been praying for them, were we not idolizing them. God is a big God and as we learned in Authority class over and over again. God placed those mentioned in Leadership and just as Korah spoke against Moses (God appointed) and remember what happened to that whole entire clan the earth opened and swallowed them up. God knows and sees all. I trust Him… I would be afraid to touch one of God’s anointed Ministers. He is perfectly able to handle any wrong. Because He set up His authority and its up to Him to deal with. I am not even saying I agree. I am saying beware of touching God’s Anointed, you were there the same time I was and I tremble in my boots. I did not set them up and I will not speak out against who He has set up… God bless you!

By: Admin

Admin — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 06:32:38 +0000

In reply to Lynn E..

Lynn,

As far as the public relations campaign; it is a grasping effort to obtain some sense of normalcy and acceptance while Jane and her crew attempt to rationalize very unnormal doctrines, practices and behaviors. It is truly a see-through band-aid on a cancer. Who is fooled? Only those who refuse to or are not allowed to know the entire scope of Jane’s “body of work”. When the entire picture is viewed, the conclusions are clear. Many people have been hurt by being involved with that group.

John

By: Admin

Admin — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 06:17:03 +0000

In reply to Lynn E.. Lynn, Thank you, for taking time to read and make a comment. If you had viewed my countenance and demeanor during many years of my time inside WOFF, you would have said I was happy. Actually, there were points of contention from my first week there in 2002, that I stuffed for years until the tide turned and the shunning and interogation for forced confessions were sent in my direction. I have known folks to walk away from other cult groups after 30+ years. Please, never give up hope and console yourself that someone appears "happy" inside WOFF or any other religious cult group. WOFF has a pyramid structure and a member's status can change in a matter of hours. The apparent "happiness" can be washed away with a rain of condemning judgment from Jane Whaley. Your relative will need you then. John

By: Lynn E.

Lynn E. — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 03:12:11 +0000

I’m glad to see that some get out of WOFF. I have a relative who’s been a member for many years and I’ve all but given up hope that she’ll ever leave. At this point, I’ve accepted that at least she seems happy. It also seems the church has undergone a massive public relations campaign over the past few years. My concern is that even more will be continue to be duped into joining this controlling “family.”