Itinerary Schedule is subject to change (in missions its sometimes not easy to give direct dates far in advance) [In reality booking airfare and planning arrival and departure dates are an exact science] The Missionary in Perpetuity-Livingstone, I Presume SCAM. The primary goal of cultic faith healer groups is to advertise and use glaring self-promotion. The stated goal is to change the world for god, the god that they conceive and promote through grandiose hype, promotional godSpeak, and the gibberish of fiction. Note the references to worldwide, international, global, and most telling their spiritual association and lineage. Thats how special cultic faith healers believe they are to the world. The challenge to head back to California was to find some innocent hardworking family that would buy into this kind of fanatical horseshit while our African-bound-next-stop-Oz religious dullards could sleep in an 8 year olds bedroom while they listened to fatherly voices in their head. Unfortunately, I was the only father insisting they grow-up and get a job. If I sound harsh its because these godly faith healers filed false charges against me and separated me from my son. This is the kind of religious frauds you deal with in faith healer Cults. When their scams are exposed they become the serpents and vipers they are known to be. The welfare of a child and the sacred relationship between a father and son is irrelevant to scumbags who peddle healing and fake missionary trips. Protecting their charade and reputation as unblemished, wondrously gifted, prophet apostles is their primary sociopathic characteristic. After all, they are going to establish the kingdom of god dont let LOVE get in their way. Suffice to say; they have little conscience about other people. Theyre not qualified to preach the Truth of scripture - thats why they are faith healers to begin with. The Lord abhors liars, and in his due time along with pending litigation these men will pay the price and be thoroughly exposed - as they already have been in the community they fled. Back to the Livingstone Pitch: there is no mention of what specific accomplishments are to be facilitated. Are we to expect work on sanitation projects, wells, potable water or economic leverage of cultural resources by the people visited? We are told in no uncertain terms that: We are going to establish the Kingdom of God. Oh my goodness, well Im all in - who do I write the check to? Then we can expect all of the above, right? All by themselves. I never knew. Cultic pulp spirituality equals: no accountability partners, unrealistic motives, obnoxious self-commendations, annointed-by-heritage qualified [we carry the legacy], and ambiguous processes for travel. I invite you to use critical thinking in evaluating this advertisement for funding. There are over 20 contradictions to logic - TRUTH. Lying is so easy to ferret out when you apply intelligence - faith healers have none. The two modern day men referenced are dead, however; one Grandfather Lester - is still speaking - a voice from the grave. Both Lester and General Dufresne are notorious faith healers and hypnotists, who made their living peddling miracles. Apostolic leaders,i.e., faith healer hypnotists are seasoned christians? And they recommend you go on your own to Africa without operational/organizational support? Nonsense. Phone records show no such logistical planning at ALL, for routes and connections, its a complete con from the beginning. Refuting these fictions is unworthy of intellectual debate. Naturally, as it turns out, these missionaries never went anywhere, neither did they support themselves, receive inoculations, or make applications for passports: SCAM. Where does the money go? If youre going to go where no mans gone before - at least prep the starship. Dont let anyone capture you with empty philosophies and high-sounding nonsense that come from human thinking and from the spiritual powers of this world, rather than from Christ. Col. 2:8
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