
Where Did Wayman Mitchell’s Vision Come From?
Wayman Mitchell’s vision was assembled, and The Potter’s House published the parts list. Chuck Smith held
Letters, contracts, by-laws and internal documents that show how the organization grew and how it is run.

Wayman Mitchell’s vision was assembled, and The Potter’s House published the parts list. Chuck Smith held

Praise Chapel is a church-planting fellowship founded in California in 1976, and it is not part

Larry Neville was one of the early insiders of Christian Fellowship Ministries (CFM), the organization behind

Ron Simpkins was one of the earliest and most influential figures in Christian Fellowship Ministries (CFM),

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.

The Potter’s House Prescott is the mother church of Christian Fellowship Ministries: its founding, Wayman Mitchell, the money trail, and the local record.

Was Wayman Mitchell Mormon? The records show a Mormon step-family on his mother’s side, not a Mormon upbringing. Here is what the documents actually establish.

Wayman Mitchell did not invent the religious machine he ran. He took over a failing Foursquare

In 2023 Pastor Thomas Cunningham withdrew his Ohio church from Christian Fellowship Ministries, alleging accusation without evidence, shunning, and legal pressure in the Joe Stephens case. His letter in full, with analysis and the other side noted.

In 2003 Pastor Rudy van Diermen warned the fellowship’s pastors that The Potter’s House had become a business organisation, with a notarized contract to keep them in line. The letter and contract, in full, with analysis.
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