
Did Santa Whip Jesus in a Potter’s House Christmas Parade?
The Potter’s House Christmas parade where Santa whipped a bloodied Jesus is confirmed by the church’s own 1985 history. The record, and what’s unresolved.

The Potter’s House Christmas parade where Santa whipped a bloodied Jesus is confirmed by the church’s own 1985 history. The record, and what’s unresolved.

Steve Schoner spent ten years in The Potter’s House, then picketed it and was sued. Court records, an IRS lien, and a 2008 India case tell the story he archived.

Former members documented a pattern of Potter’s House suicides that the church treated as spiritual failure. Archived accounts and the movement’s own books, which call mental illness a demon and discourage professional help, reveal a pattern worth naming.

On 22 April 2020, four Victoria Police officers died in the Potter’s House Eastern Freeway tragedy. Court evidence and the church’s own healing books show the doctrine behind the decision that sent an unfit driver onto the road.

A Texas church staged Hamilton without a license, rewrote the lyrics to preach Jesus, and ended with an anti-LGBTQ sermon. The full timeline, with sources.

Pastor Evert Valk was removed from The Door in Zwolle after a years-long abuse scandal, then tried and acquitted on a technicality. Why an acquittal is not innocence.

A concise article on Kirk Lankford, Masumi Watanabe, The Potter’s House, and the pressure to preserve a religious image.

After the Zwolle court case ended in acquittal, the former pastor presented it as proof of innocence. Why the two are not the same.

Translated press report: the Zwolle court acquitted the former pastor of De Deur Zwolle of the charge brought against him.

Translated press report on the Zwolle District Court ruling in the case against the former pastor of De Deur Zwolle.
Translated court report from Zwolle: the former pastor of The Door described his relationship with a church member as a friendship.

Translated press report on the prosecution’s case against the former pastor of De Deur Zwolle, heard in court in May 2022.
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