Tabitha Carper says group members brainwashed her child
Within three months, Tabitha Carper’s son went from being an outgoing teen who excelled in the classroom to a 16-year-old who’s solely focused on the world coming to an end.
He began to fail in school. The teen challenged his religious beliefs, disassociated himself from family and friends and talked of emancipating himself from his parents.
“My baby’s personality totally changed,” Carper said. “He doesn’t eat the same. His laughter is gone, and he has no desire to interact with us.
“He even says he’s not blessed. All he wants to do is go to (Africa) to fight this so-called holy war.”
Carper’s son began communicating over the Internet with a group of men from The Gathering of Christ Church, a religious organization based in Atlanta, and became obsessed with their teachings. Now, the Bossier City woman is fighting to protect her child from the organization she believes is targeting young black men and women.
“I’m like, ‘Lord, they have a hold on my child,'” Carper said. “If they can brainwash him in three months, what else can they do?”
From The Gathering of Christ Church‘s website:
You will learn how to unlock these mysteries along with obtaining answers to questions such as:
Has the Bible been tampered with?
How can I understand the Bible without Religious influence?
What is the true name of God?
Who is behind modern day theology?
What was the original Language?
Why did God allow slavery and who are the children of Slaves according to the Bible?
Why did the Jewish Powers and Christians finance Slavery?
Why our jails are filled with Minorities?
What will happen to America?
Is God against our modern Day Governments?
What will happen when America and Israel attack Iran?
Yup sounds kosher, no warning signs there.
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