Comments on: Mega-Retreat Stirs Hearts

By: KMcC

KMcC — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 15:46:31 +0000

Wow! …Are you sure about this stuff? Did the police arrest the rapists & pedaphiles in the Ft. Lauderdale Calvary Chapel? At least you told the police about it, right? How did they escape? Such hysteria! I’m disturbed. I would agree, if you’re right, this must be the most scandalous thing in Christianity, like the Catholic Church cover-up of pedophile priests!

I know 60 Minutes would love to hear this tip. Please call up CBS News in NYC (they’ll put you in touch with Morely Shaffer) and tell him what you know, because if this conspiracy continues unchallenged, and you knew about it and did nothing about it to stop it, I think you will surely be held accountable by God – truthfully, it’s collusion on your part with filthy criminals to let it go.

By: Randall T. Smith

Randall T. Smith — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:53:13 +0000

Calvary Chapel’s and other churches like them LOVE the unaccountability of their masses…

Calvary Chapel in Fort Lauderdale is led by several “formerly” flagrant sexual predators who love to brag about “grace” covering their disgusting pasts… From their attitudes, I wouldn’t be surprised if they are continuing their ways…

I know they have no problem at all ignoring rapes and other usury and abuse crimes within their congregation…and love to help shield others like themselves from legal accountability as well.

Why would any genuine christian follow their model?

Its quite obvious why people love to attend a huge megachurch…its because of the ease of hiding within the hustle and bustle…no one really knows anyone there…

What does it matter if they preach the truth…even a parrot could repeat what is in the Bible.

A genuine church would not give the answers you’ve reported above…

By: kmmccallum

kmmccallum — Wed, 21 May 2008 16:54:59 +0000

this is definitelly a diferent view point. i think that yes we should send churches like Calvary has done, but not counting the funds or attendence could be a problem. Neo Xenos is set up diferently than Calvary, we have homechurches and such and taking attendence will help us to make sure we aren’t letting our old members slip away. counting the funds, well to make sure that our people are giving and if there is a problem in that area we can address it.

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