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• Victims to Victors
  ...the Children of God’s publications department. This took me to Seattle, Dallas, and then [[England]] where I met [[Mary Lou Hiebert|Mary Lou]]. She became Mary Lou’s upbringing in El Paso, Texas was the picture of stability. Her’s was an Anglican, middle-class family.
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• Texas Monthly: Let the Love Light Shine
  [[:Category:Press:Texas Monthly|Texas Monthly]]/October [[1973]] IN FRONT OF THE ALLFORD Refrigerated Warehouses in Dallas, a willowy girl in a long dress seems to be swaying in the parking lot. Lik
  29 KB (5,139 words) - 08:51, 25 July 2005
• Children of God, Inc.
  ...registered in California by [[Fred Jordan]] and another was registered in Texas by members of the Children of God. ...itz Lists Charges On Sect|article]], ''"Children of God, Inc., a nonprofit Texas entity, was denied a Federal tax exemption as a religious institution in [[
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• Peoria Journal Star: Why He Fights
  As a 5-year-old, he says, he was handing out religious literature on a Dallas street corner and asking for donations to the [[Children of God]], the radi ...l said. Some of those staff members were gun-toting neighbors in that East Texas back country where the Ingersolls considered electricity in their four-room
  14 KB (2,333 words) - 06:22, 10 August 2005
• Christianity Today: Sex Abuse Charges Disputed
  ...s by a psychologist and two sociologists from universities in Michigan and Texas that claim charges are unfounded. ...o Francis, new communes recently have formed in Washington, D.C., Houston, Dallas, New York, Chi­cago, Detroit, Toronto, Los Angeles, and Boston. All this p
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• Dallas Morning News: Back to the Garden
  '''When the [[Children of God]] took over the [[Texas Soul Clinic]] in [[1970]], they begat an era of peace, love and disillusion [[:Category:Press:Dallas Morning News|The Dallas Morning News]]/[[1990]]-03-11
  15 KB (2,592 words) - 04:33, 2 January 2009
• Houston Chronicle: Cult's image unfairly soiled, member says
  ...the Houston household, about 150 members reside in Texas with branches in Dallas and San Antonio, she estimated.
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• Houston Press: Family Ties
  ...al Abuse|sexual abuse]] they suffered as kids. Several key members live in Texas. ...steland near Thurber, 70 miles west of Fort Worth, which Berg dubbed the [[Texas Soul Clinic]]. At the clinics, Berg and his cadre of [[:Category:Leaders|le
  46 KB (7,723 words) - 03:33, 1 September 2008
• List of Family pseudonyms
  | McAllen, Texas, USA | Arlington,Texas, USA
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• Let Our Children Go!
  ...o several other states. Fred Jordan had donated a 40-acre ranch in Mingus, Texas, about seventy miles west of Ft. Worth, which was soon operating along the When the dispossessed cult announced its intention to set up a base in Dallas, Patrick and some concerned parents rushed down and picketed the Federal Co
  91 KB (16,790 words) - 16:46, 9 December 2005
• Mexico TTC Teens Heed the Call!
  There is another couple, John & Heaven in Dallas, who had actually been excommunicated when we had visited Texas at the tine of the Searchers'
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• The Love Prophet and the Children of God
  ...ost, the Lord delivers. This time, it's 400 acres of badlands called the [[Texas Soul Clinic]]. ...ap Wotila:''' When I went to visit him in this apartment in [[Dalla, Texas|Dallas]], he was…he and Maria were in one bed and one of his wives was in anothe
  49 KB (8,719 words) - 02:14, 13 March 2008
• Calgary Herald: 'They are right from the pits of hell,' says ex-Child of God
  ...who hustled middle-aged businessmen in such places as Vancouver, Victoria, Dallas, Houston and Kansas City. ...businessmen who paid for her airplane ticket from where she was libing in Texas to Winnipeg, where she could join herboyfriend.
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• HomeARC ML 0897
  ...We took our <u>trailer</u> & had <u>seven blowouts</u> on the way! Then in Texas we were living in luxury compared to the rest of the missionary trainees: T <br><br>       104. ''<u>THE TEXAS SOUL CLINIC WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A MISSIONARY TESTING-GROUND</u>''. A few of
  141 KB (25,253 words) - 07:59, 27 July 2006
• HomeARC ML 0948
  ...ings that I was supposed to be was the head of this Brenner Enterprises in Texas which explains to the IRS why I was making all this money. ...IAC PRODUCTIONS</u>''.--The name gives it away. It was a booking agency in Texas; it's changed its name, but it's still the largest booking agency in the U.
  171 KB (30,675 words) - 08:07, 27 July 2006
• HomeARC ML 1350
  ...this time had herself become a blatant atheist during her college years at Texas Christian University. ...party of high society at the home of General Winfield Scott in Ft. Worth, Texas, depressed over the recent untimely death of her dear Mother, & sickened wi
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• HomeARC ML 1353
  ...ll of singles & bums, so he was going to open up his old family ranch, the Texas Soul Clinic Ranch, later TSC, which was just a Ranch at that time & not yet ...TRAINING MISSIONARIES TO ROUGH IT & see if they'd survive out there on the Texas desert by faith. So he wanted me to go there & help get the new Family Soul
  122 KB (21,571 words) - 18:40, 27 July 2006
• HomeARC ML 1483
  ...e's dead!"--At the very moment that it happened 1500 miles away in Dallas, Texas!
  35 KB (6,427 words) - 20:16, 27 July 2006
• HomeARC ML 1650
  ...achers, one of those kind of crazy Pentecostals, coming clear out there to Texas, driving out there in her car all alone, can you imagine!--Just to tell me ...rget when it began to sink in after we came back from England & we came to Dallas, at the Dalrich Motel, & then we went South, you & I, we were going to go a
  17 KB (3,073 words) - 22:01, 27 July 2006
• HomeARC ML 1728
  ...r Cruiser & Rambler (Texas Licenses expired--Cruiser only $25 here--$75 in Texas!) <br><br>       <u>Apr. 14 Fri</u>--Arrived PALESTINE, TEXAS at Gary's home (another Disciple). Had Bible study with his folks. His mom
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