I went to this church for years and I always liked it and the people were quite loving. Then something changed, and they turned on me like rabid dogs. They got it into their heads that I was in some kind of sin, and decided to execute church discipline on me, like the Bible clearly instructs. One little problem though, they didn't follow biblical mandates, and never really confronted me about what they thought I was doing wrong. They saw fit to covertly destroy my marriage, and hypnotize my children into thinking that I sexually abused them. Still, they never confronted me about it, and I only found out those details from third parties, friends who disowned me because of the slander that was spread about me by the leaders of this horrid church. They continue to this day to interfere with relationships in my family, at work, and even at other churches I was going to. One church I started going to, after attending for a few months, the leadership put a body guard on me to shadow me; and the Pastor became nervous whenever I was around him. So I set up a private meeting with the Pastor. After about an hour of talking with him, his demeanor towards me changed back to the friendly guy I knew when we first met. What he shared with me didn't shock me, but saddened me deeply. He didn't outright tell me, but he intimated just about everything that I already knew about what was being done to me, and even confirmed that it was the deaconess in charge with destroying my family. I've called these people to repent many times, yet they refuse. One of my (now adult) children still attends and two others have moved out of state. They have destroyed two of my children's faith in God, destroyed our relationships, continue to slander me to anyone who will listen, and continue to refuse to repent. This has been going on since the week before Thanksgiving 2000, it's now 2016. So why not just move on? I guess that would be a good thing to do, except for a few points. First, they continue interfering with people in my life, making it impossible for me to develop any new relationships at all; since they stalk me and insert their slander upon everyone I know. And Second, they still have one of my adult children held hostage, and two others driven away from God and me. I'm sure these monsters are afraid of losing their positions at their church, probably even most of the membership, if the truth gets out. They have proved by their stubbornness and refusal to repent that they are probably not really Christians, and definitely should not be running a church. To the leadership of Christian Bible Fellowship, repent. read more