Real journalism is so hard to find these days. You've done a tremendous job looking into this. Hopefully your reporting produces allot of dinner table discussions. We warn our kids about allot of things, but how many of us have ever thought to warn our children about cults? Thank you Team 5.
After viewing some of their videos she appears genuine and as a couple they seemed very happy. Her ministry helped many to stop eating too much and become more spiritual.
@@mariagabrielle6383 Totally agree. I don’t care how big her ‘hair’ was or how flamboyant she may have been- she did not look healthy at all. She looked like an anorexic speed freak who has been throwing up for many years, and Joe didn’t look well either. Together they were very hard to look at.
I believe Gwen started out early on trying to help people lose weight. Common sense things like stop before you are stuffed ….. stop when comfortably full. Eat slowly to let your brain register when you are full ….. put fork down between bites,etc. Things that are basically taught in every weight loss program. I personally think the trouble started when she started making lots of money and started intermingling religion with her diet guidelines. She built her RF church. Her power and money was the downfall of her kingdom…. her being a prophet. She was a dynamic speaker and people were easily taken in with her ideas. Unfortunately, her ideas were not so good when it came to controlling peoples mind and life. So sad.
I'm austic and don't take meds b c I am not broken. I do not have a disease. I am not mentally ill. My brain is "neurodiverse". It simply works a little different, than "neurotypical" people.
The world is a little better place now.
Amen?
Real journalism is so hard to find these days. You've done a tremendous job looking into this. Hopefully your reporting produces allot of dinner table discussions. We warn our kids about allot of things, but how many of us have ever thought to warn our children about cults? Thank you Team 5.
I'm here after watching the HBO series. I attended a WDWS in 94. I never could stand that woman.
hook weight loss for women to God and it blows up into a hundred million dollar business for churchie women. Just hilarious.
After viewing some of their videos she appears genuine and as a couple they seemed very happy. Her ministry helped many to stop eating too much and become more spiritual.
She looked like an anorexic, alcoholic, Satan's spawn to me. When you feel like eating, don't. There's your wisdom.
Her ministry abused children. Ps, you are terrible at ready body language if you read "genuine" or "in love"
She was evil!
@@mariagabrielle6383 Totally agree. I don’t care how big her ‘hair’ was or how flamboyant she may have been- she did not look healthy at all. She looked like an anorexic speed freak who has been throwing up for many years, and Joe didn’t look well either. Together they were very hard to look at.
Not sure which videos you watched....but she looked like a meth freak who hadn't eaten in several months....
I believe Gwen started out early on trying to help people lose weight. Common sense things like stop before you are stuffed ….. stop when comfortably full. Eat slowly to let your brain register when you are full ….. put fork down between bites,etc. Things that are basically taught in every weight loss program. I personally think the trouble started when she started making lots of money and started intermingling religion with her diet guidelines. She built her RF church. Her power and money was the downfall of her kingdom…. her being a prophet. She was a dynamic speaker and people were easily taken in with her ideas. Unfortunately, her ideas were not so good when it came to controlling peoples mind and life. So sad.
Tarzan believed his own hype. He could swing from vines but couldn't fly a plane.
If God wanted man to fly he would have given him wings....🦃
I'm austic and don't take meds b c I am not broken. I do not have a disease. I am not mentally ill. My brain is "neurodiverse". It simply works a little different, than "neurotypical" people.