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Another Cult Leader abandons her followers, tales of woe and violence.
South Korean preacher arrested after stranding her cult in Fiji
Shin Ok-ju held as former members of Grace Road Church tell of violent beatings
A South Korean cult leader has been arrested after abandoning 400 of her followers in Fiji.
Grace Road Church founder Shin Ok-ju and three other senior members of the group were arrested at Incheon International Airport on Sunday, according to a statement by police in Gyeonggi province.
Shin is accused of confiscating the passports of 400 of her followers, stranding them in Fiji, as well as overseeing a tyrannical regime in which members were forced to labour on rice farms and inflict savage beatings on one another.
As leader of Grace Road Church, Shin preaches an apocalyptic brand of Christianity which has been “pinpointed by major Korean church denominations as heretical”, Korean Christian newspaper The Kukmin Times reports.
In 2014, Shin began prophesying a disastrous famine, encouraging her devotees to found a new colony on far-flung Fiji, which she said would offer them the best chance of survival. ...
http://www.theweek.co.uk/95500/sout...letter&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter
South Korean preacher arrested after stranding her cult in Fiji
Shin Ok-ju held as former members of Grace Road Church tell of violent beatings
A South Korean cult leader has been arrested after abandoning 400 of her followers in Fiji.
Grace Road Church founder Shin Ok-ju and three other senior members of the group were arrested at Incheon International Airport on Sunday, according to a statement by police in Gyeonggi province.
Shin is accused of confiscating the passports of 400 of her followers, stranding them in Fiji, as well as overseeing a tyrannical regime in which members were forced to labour on rice farms and inflict savage beatings on one another.
As leader of Grace Road Church, Shin preaches an apocalyptic brand of Christianity which has been “pinpointed by major Korean church denominations as heretical”, Korean Christian newspaper The Kukmin Times reports.
In 2014, Shin began prophesying a disastrous famine, encouraging her devotees to found a new colony on far-flung Fiji, which she said would offer them the best chance of survival. ...
http://www.theweek.co.uk/95500/sout...letter&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter