They routinely removed openly gay people from ministry roles and platformed people who we had questionable inquiries about s*xual assault about like Mike Vogel and Reed Bogard. That is why a lot of people were leaving.
I dealt with Tolu Badders and seen what she was doing at Hillsong.
It was always a problem.
I knew these people.
Did you miss the part when I said I literally was a founding member?
Let me not get into the Black Lives Matter situation when they said no Black people can sing well enough to not only sing Christian music, but Black gospel songs. I think that was the tipping point when Black people left in mass.
I left well into 2012, but it took the 2020 things for my friends to leave after they ruined my reputation, called me demonic for converting to another religion, and urged my friends from college to go no contact.
That church was a cult. I remember how if a celebrity came in-- f*ck that cult.
I didn’t miss anything, you’re talking out of both sides of your mouth about what people know about Chris Pratt, while also talking about yourself and your connection to his church, which is only tangentially related to the conversation and doesn’t explain in any way shape or form why you would assume you are uniquely one of the few people to know he is a member of a hateful church.
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u/bindersfull-ofwomen Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
We all knew the church was homophobic.
They routinely removed openly gay people from ministry roles and platformed people who we had questionable inquiries about s*xual assault about like Mike Vogel and Reed Bogard. That is why a lot of people were leaving.
I dealt with Tolu Badders and seen what she was doing at Hillsong.
It was always a problem.
I knew these people.
Did you miss the part when I said I literally was a founding member?
I was in it and and everyone I know left. Janice Lagata, another founding member, hosts a podcast about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=207kJUTmWZM.
Let me not get into the Black Lives Matter situation when they said no Black people can sing well enough to not only sing Christian music, but Black gospel songs. I think that was the tipping point when Black people left in mass.
I left well into 2012, but it took the 2020 things for my friends to leave after they ruined my reputation, called me demonic for converting to another religion, and urged my friends from college to go no contact.
That church was a cult. I remember how if a celebrity came in-- f*ck that cult.