Comments on: COGIC bishop LT Walker dies; end of justice?

By: LATONYAI

LATONYAI — Fri, 15 May 2009 03:38:58 +0000

YOU SHOLD COME TO MINNESOTA IS A REAL MESS..BUT NO ONE WILL SAY ANYTHING …IT CRAZY

By: Sis Young

Sis Young — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 19:22:56 +0000

I have read all comments about the belated Bishop LT Walker. Most members of an organization have leaders. The bishop had a leader. Do we know what the Bishop Blake told Bishop Walker to do? With out the full story we are only one sided. I am a member of Arkansas 1sr Jurisdiction and Bishop Walker has been my bishop all of my life and usually there are more than one person involved in the decision making.

GCMW: Sis Young that’s a good question. We will be publishing an update this week on this story that hopefully will answer some of those questions. Please check back.

By: gcmwatch

gcmwatch — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 17:56:23 +0000

Please help me to understand your logic or COGIC’s logic since you are an ordained elder in the organization.

(1)In your mind does there exist any situation or circumstance of malfeasance, wrongdoing, criminal behavior etc where the organization should be held accountable/liable for the actions of its OFFICIAL sanctioned representatives?

(2)What is COGIC’s official position (not your opinion) on these matters.

(3)What does the scripture say or do you believe the scripture addresses these incidences? If so, what scriptural justification can you present that sanctioning bodies are not liable for the sinful/illegal actions of its members?

(4)Are you aware of what the law says about clergy who know of sexual abuse and do not report it?

By: elder jimmy

elder jimmy — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 16:20:01 +0000

FYI ALL Pentecostal bodies were considered cults. The doctrine of sanctification or entire sanctification and the baptism in the Holy Ghost with the inital evidence of speaking in tongues set all churches with similar beliefs and doctrine outside of mainstream Christianity. Even the Baptists were once rejected as heretics.

By: elder jimmy

elder jimmy — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 16:14:15 +0000

So much for “sound biblical doctrine”. sigh

By: Elder Marcus

Elder Marcus — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 04:13:41 +0000

I agree completely with you Elder, and I couldn’t have said it better myself. People who don’t know the true history of COGIG will not understand that we were at one time considered a cult. This reformation was born out of prayer, and fasting and a true and right relationship with God. I don’t condone any act of violence to any degree against any one especially sexual molestation, further more I feel that if these men did these things then they should be excommunicated from COGIC because we most definitley don’t believe that this is God’s way. In saying all this, it is not these reprehensible acts committed by these individuals who are the face of COGIC, just as the men of the Catholic faith who committed crimes against others are the face of the entire body. It is an attack against a Pentacostal Body that has over these 100 + years that has done great damage to satan’s kingdom, and in these last days we live in he has turned up the fight against all saints, and anyone who is walking upright can see that this is a spiritual attempt to assaissinate COGIC. We still believe God.