A rare 1999 testimony written by a member still inside the Potter’s House, weighing whether to leave, asking why God didn’t seem to be moving there, and finding freedom in other former members’ stories.
A 1999 testimony describes growing up in Potter’s House Albuquerque believing God’s love was conditional on performance, and the slow recovery of a faith based on grace rather than coercion.
An Australian ex-member’s 1998 testimony describes the harassment that followed leaving the Potter’s House, the pull to return to a church that had hurt her, and the slow work of rebuilding a life afterward.
After eleven devoted years, a Door member who asked to leave was told, “whatever you have to do, do it quickly,” and likened to Judas. A 1998 testimony, and what the comparison gets wrong.
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