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I did learn how to "stretch" coffee, though. So, that's nice.

Two things that Collateral Damage emphasized throughout his thread: 1) The menial subservience to those ON THE FIELD and 2) Financial malfeasance and exploitation of faithful followers [i.e. parents had given decades of twi-service and had no equity/financial future]. Those two driving issues were staple reasons why I, too, began dissenting from twi-dogma since the early '80s. From the field perspective.......go to twig, witness, go to twig coordinator meetings, set-up crews, run classes, no weekends, working menial jobs, scrapping money together for next major event, had to keep updating advance class status, etc.......yielding no equity, no home mortgage, no family vacations, no hope in sight of getting off twi's treadmill. Year after year. And, twi "wonders" why people exit and NEVER RETURN? Talk about callousness and a conscience seared with a hot iron. Modern-day Pharisees and hypocrites in upper-tier levels.

What they do is anti-Christ. There's no Christ like community involvement. No feeding the hungry or helping house the homeless. Here's some bible verses, now go believe for your next meal. Renew your mind if the Dr. tells you something's wrong. Not "what can we do to help?" That would mean we don't believe what we're teaching. What a toxic gospel they teach.

Forty-Two. Tangentially speaking.

that's why when TWI hands you a lemon you make a whiskey sour...and.... ...you renew your mind into thinking major ministry events are also family vacations....enjoy my slide show: -click- here's me and the family at the rock of ages - that's me holding the sign "will SIT for food" -click- here's me and the family at weekend in the word - that's me on the right asking some clergy for gas money -click- here's me and the family at corps week - that's me at the payphone trying to drum up more sponsorship