A joint investigation between The Age, the Sydney Morning Herald and 60 Minutes into The Potter’s House Christian Fellowship reveals a disturbing picture of the religious group operating in Australia.

Former members have described an unhealthy level of control over the lives of its followers, subject to hardline indoctrination tactics instilling fear about the prospect of hell and the imminent second coming of Jesus. 

Today, investigative reporter for The Age, Simone Fox Koobon the former members speaking out about the cult-like church.

A joint investigation between The Age, the Sydney Morning Herald and 60 Minutes into The Potter’s House Christian Fellowship reveals a disturbing picture of the religious group operating in Australia.
Former members have described an unhealthy level of control over the lives of its followers, subject to hardline indoctrination tactics instilling fear about the prospect of hell and the imminent second coming of Jesus. 
Today, investigative reporter for The Age, <a href="https://www.theage.com.au/by/simone-fox-koob-h0ynfa">Simone Fox Koob</a> on the former members speaking out about the cult-like church.

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