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'''Stephan Schaf''' (German) is a former member of [[The Family International]]. He is married to [[Rose Schaf]].
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'''Stefan Seibel''' (German) is a former member of [[The Family International]]. He is also known by the psuedonyms '''Stephan Schaf''' and '''David Branch''', and is married to [[Annette Seibel]] (aka Rose Schaf).
  
In a publicised defection, he and others left the [[cult]] after sending a series of letters and [[prophecy|prophecies]] to [[Karen Zerby]] and [[Steven Kelly]] denouncing them as "false prophets", and stating that God has told him to change his name to '''David Branch'''. These letters, along with other "prophecies" and writings, can be found on his personal blog. [http://the95theses.blogspot.com/]
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In a publicised defection, he and others left The Family in September [[2005]] after sending a series of letters and [[prophecy|prophecies]] to [[Karen Zerby]] and [[Steven Kelly]] denouncing them as "false prophets". These letters, along with other "prophecies" and writings, can be found on his personal blog. [http://the95theses.blogspot.com/]
  
 
   See also: [[Stephen Schaf and the "Rise of the Prophets"]]
 
   See also: [[Stephen Schaf and the "Rise of the Prophets"]]
  
 
==External links==
 
==External links==
* [http://the95theses.blogspot.com/ The 95 Theses: Stephen Schaf's personal blog]
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* [http://the95theses.blogspot.com/ The 95 Theses: Stefan Seibel's personal blog]
  
  
 
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Revision as of 01:24, 17 October 2005

Stefan Seibel (German) is a former member of The Family International. He is also known by the psuedonyms Stephan Schaf and David Branch, and is married to Annette Seibel (aka Rose Schaf).

In a publicised defection, he and others left The Family in September 2005 after sending a series of letters and prophecies to Karen Zerby and Steven Kelly denouncing them as "false prophets". These letters, along with other "prophecies" and writings, can be found on his personal blog. [1]

 See also: Stephen Schaf and the "Rise of the Prophets"

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