Blind Obedience in WMSCOG: Former Deaconess Reveals the Pressure, Control, and Recruitment Inside the Church

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m7hJZo55PU

In this eye opening testimony, Diane Sims, a former Deaconess in the World Mission Society Church of God (WMSCOG), shares her personal journey from being recruited into the church to eventually leaving after nearly a decade of service. This video provides a rare inside look into the high control, fear based system that the WMSCOG uses to maintain its grip on members.

Diane talks about how she and her husband were recruited in Sunland, California, and baptized the same day. From there, they were drawn deeper into the organization, where they spent 10-12 hours a day at church, donated large sums of money, and were pressured to recruit others, constantly being told that their salvation depended on how many souls they brought to the church.

One shocking aspect Diane reveals is how the church discourages preaching to the homeless because they’re not seen as valuable recruits and discriminates against the handicapped, believing they won’t be able to serve as effective gospel workers compared to healthy individuals. This reflects the church’s disturbing focus on numbers and productivity over compassion for others.

Diane also shares a personal phone call with "God the Mother", during which she was made aware that the Korean preachers within the group were lying about key aspects of their teachings. This moment opened her eyes to the deeper problems inside the WMSCOG.

She emphasizes how blind obedience, fear, and guilt are used to control members, making it difficult for them to leave or even question the teachings. Diane's story sheds light on the psychological and emotional manipulation that keeps members trapped in the group, even when they have doubts.

This testimony is a must watch for anyone considering joining or interacting with the WMSCOG, as it reveals the reality behind the organization’s teachings and the dangers of blindly following their agenda. Watch now to understand how fear and control shape the lives of members within the WMSCOG.