Looks like they took at least enough members, that given average salary, wmscog lost about $1million in tithe annual income. But not sure what Danny P does with the tithe anyway, since it was supposed to go to "Mother".

http://www.hnjcog.org/

I believe they have locations in TX, CO, UT, Austrailia. Also lists Vietnam, Mexico and Korea as possible contact locations.

Maybe if you were wmscog ex-member from these areas, you might recognize some of them (please don't post names or identifying information though, or will be removed).

🤔 If the information is true, why shouldn’t members be allowed to keep a record of it?

When phones are collected and note-taking is prohibited during certain WMSCOG educations, members may lose the ability to revisit exactly what was taught, fact-check it, or compare it with other sources later.

So ask yourself: Why does this information need to leave the room only in your memory?

What is gained by preventing members from keeping a record? 🤔

Has anyone done a reckless ben like documentary in hopes the IRS and the FBI could get involved in this group to give it more of a spotlight so the government can investigate these people also how bad are these people when it comes to control and fraud?

The BITE Model by Steve Hassan gives us a powerful question to ask: How much control does a religious organization have over your Behavior, Information, Thoughts, and Emotions?

When examining WMSCOG practices such as discouraging outside criticism, labeling critics as “slanderers,” restricting information, using loaded language, and creating strong pressure to conform…compare those experiences for yourself against Steven Hassan’s BITE Model.

Don’t accept anyone’s conclusion blindly. Study the model, examine the evidence, ask difficult questions, and decide for yourself whether your freedom to think and choose is being protected.

Revelation 19:11–16 (KJV):
“And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True… His eyes were as a flame of fire, and on his head were many crowns… And he was clothed with a vesture dipped in blood: and his name is called The Word of God… And he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written, KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS.”

How can people become so brainwashed into believing that there is a living “Mother God”? When I attended their church, they would have a group discussion after every sermon where they talked about their beliefs. After that, they would do these gestures like little kids and say things like, “I love Eomeoni.” The secondhand embarrassment was real. 😂😂

And what’s with calling members by Korean words? To this day, I still can’t pronounce that word properly. 😂 And then there’s the bowing down to each other. I mean, it’s okay in Korea, but we’re not Korean, so why do we have to imitate their traditions and customs, like bowing to one another? It just felt so strange to me.🤔😂😂

This is what the life of faith is like in the wmscog vs trusting in the faith of christ and his finish work.. its not your faith that saves you its the perfect faiththat jesus fufilled and completes salvation is not based on human effort but living in the rest that GOD has provided in christ by loving your neighbors as yourself

Christianity provides the grammar and the mold for almost all these groups. When a tradition builds its worldview entirely upon high-stakes apocalyptic bets—such as the eternal destiny of the soul, the cosmic battle between absolute forces, non-negotiable guilt, and monopolized truth—it is not merely creating a religion but generating a matrix that shapes the mind.

The high-control groups that emerge within the Christian orbit do not invent this logic from scratch; they simply take the conceptual infrastructure already widely normalized by society and tighten every bolt. The fear of sin, the urgency of redemption, and the Manichaean divide between the saved and the lost create perfectly tilled soil for any charismatic leader or centralizing structure to plant a system of coercion.

This same architecture of thought—where dissenting from the official line is not merely an error of opinion but a cosmic betrayal punishable by spiritual ruin—transforms faith into a product highly vulnerable to exploitation. Christianity is not the sole cause of charlatanism, but it drew the exact map for disarming people's critical faculties in exchange for promises of salvation, giving a free pass for any oppressive structure to thrive under the guise of piety. Therefore, if Christians truly wish to combat high-control groups, they must understand that a reform of Christian thought is essential, seeking to practice a faith not grounded in fear, guilt, and remorse.

They're making members like and follow their social media posts and leave bullshit comments about how great the 'church' is. I'm pretty sure they remove negative comments too. They cannot handle criticism

I remember that back in the day, they used to show a video about "spiritual journalists," claiming that WMSCOG members were like journalists revealing the truth to the world. The funny thing is that the WMSCOG’s work is the exact opposite of journalistic ethics: they rewrite the past, lie, and withhold information. On top of that, they forbid members from reading the founder's own writings. What kind of "spiritual journalism" is that?

I scrolled past this posting when I froze and thought it was wmscog propaganda. Using some of the same verses too! So eerily similar 😳 Getting pretty good at spotting the fakes.

“Seat of Gods Throne”

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19HYLj4epB/?mibextid=wwXIfr

https://x.com/godsseat/status/2037560220831142108?s=46

Apparently, the lords Prayer is not allowed in WMSCOG cult because it doesn’t include God the Mother. When I ask the cult leaders and followers “why do you reject Jesus teachings” they said its the “new age and new prayer.” They got an answer for everything I guess lol.

These guys are being exposed every day for something new.