
Does The Potter’s House Breed a Culture of Ministry Ambition?
The Potter’s House ministry model rewards men for the size of what they gather, breeding an ambition to climb that Scripture and its own history condemn.

The Potter’s House ministry model rewards men for the size of what they gather, breeding an ambition to climb that Scripture and its own history condemn.

Potter’s House pastors who left often recount the abuse they suffered but not the harm they caused. Scripture asks the powerful to account for both.

A Go Ye: The Arizona Story review: the 1982 book names its own risk, one man’s experience, concedes the cultism charge, and proceeds anyway.

Of the 36 people named in Go Ye: The Arizona Story, The Fellowship’s own 1982 history, 23 left, five stayed, and eight are unconfirmed. The full roster.

Steve Cooper was the San Bernardino reporter who converted in 1974 and wrote Go Ye: The Arizona Story, The Fellowship’s earliest book-length history.
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