Since 2013, Families Against Cult Teachings (F.A.C.T.) has been helping victims and families of cults, undue influence, group exploitation and abuse to heal and recover while exposing the guilty parties. Our mission is to support a more informed public where prevention is achieved through education and to see justice brought to light in cases of cultic abuse and trafficking.
Message: "[The recruiters] became friends with my son at a time when he was without a job, had no car and was having to stay with his father or be homeless. He felt lost and desperate. They convinced him to go to and later join their church. They came to my home on several occasions, uninvited, and stayed for hours with their entire family in an attempt to convert my husband and I. They convinced my son to leave the area with them and move to Oregon where he would have little contact with us."
Unfortunately we hear this all too often at FACT. People usually become victims of cults when they are at a low or stressful point in life, and/or in a transitory period, like after losing a job or going through a divorce.
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We have received numerous complaints about the activities of Jerry Stocking in Clarkesville, GA. Upon initial investigation of these complaints we believe he is acting as a self-serving cult leader who is manipulating and exploiting his followers.
Once we complete our thorough investigation of him and his organization we will present our detailed expose to you with all the facts. We will announce the release date of the expose in the near future, so stay tuned...
It is an embarrassment to UF to have the Hare Krishna group on campus or in any way affiliated with the university or its students. This group is a destructive cult that needs to stay away from our kids. When we lasted visited UF with our daughter who is a high school student, I was horrified to see this group on campus recruiting kids, and if this group remains a part of UF, I will most notably send my daughter elsewhere and as far away from this destructive group as humanly possible.
WHAT'S IT LIKE INSIDE A HIGH-CONTROL RELIGIOUS GROUP?
SOME WARNING SIGNS:
If you are involved with a religious organization of any kind, please watch this video to learn some of the warning signs of a religious high-control / high-demand group. Perhaps you can see similarities within your group?
The information found within this 3 minute video could potentially save your life, or that of your loved ones.
WHEN CHILDREN ARE BORN INTO CULTS — A MESSAGE JUST IN TO F.A.C.T:
"Name of Cult Group or Church: Jehovah's Witness Where: Australia Recruitment: I was born to parents who were JW's
Damaging Aspects: Ruined my life forever. No matter how many years pass, or how many miles I put between them, the damaging effects have pervaded all my decisions, all my emotions, all my reactions and all my ability to make the best of myself and those I care about.
What would you like others to know?: The constrictive methods of cutting people off from the outside world prevent you from being able to think or survive by yourself. This religion works with fear of ostracism from family and friends, fear of armageddon, fear of the outside world and fear of your own abilities to survive without them.
How do you feel now being out of the group? I am relieved and amazed that I got away. I feel sorry for my family and their offspring who are funneled into the same trap.
Additional: I'm sure there are people in this religion who find comfort and their place in that world. But they should not force their children into it because they need to be able to choose for themselves their own destiny. JW's stamp out choice. They make their own laws and children are open to abuse without any idea that there is help because they have no exposure to the outside world. I hope people realize that JW children especially cannot see TV or internet (censored programs) to know that there is someone they can talk to, and even if they knew, they would be too afraid. Perhaps school teachers who know JW children in their class should be educated to be especially aware if there is some abuse or if the child even just has doubts about the dogma."
FOR MORE INFORMATION as to why many experts and ex-members of the JWs classify this organization as a cultic high-control / high-demand group, please visit our special website page with all the information: JW CULT INFORMATION
