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  The “Tabernacle of the Congregation”, actually located in Franklin, NY, is a cult. I grew up there from age five to sixteen. The world is portrayed as evil, and outside influences are reduced as much as possible, whether that be jobs/careers, withholding certain educational concepts/knowledge, not marrying outside the church or sister fellowships, home schooling children, and avoiding pop culture (some music, some movies). Women never hold positions of authority and are raised to become housewives. In my time, they were deterred from pursuing careers and higher education. Marriages would often begin from someone’s dream, which could be a parent’s dream for their child to marry someone. I’m tremendously grateful that I’m no longer a part of this place. The detachment from it was one of the hardest things in my life, and the people who I thought loved me either shunned me or judge me and see me as influenced/tainted by the world.

  Added January 24, 2021 by Serena Sackett
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  This place is a cult masquerading as a church. They promote homeschooling, arranged marriages, and faith healing. Run for the hills.

  Added March 19, 2017 by Erika Vitali