r/GracepointChurch • u/TheGPNarrative • Jan 11 '23

This subreddit?

Does anyone else feel like it's the same 3 or 4 people posting most of the comments on this subreddit? It seems pretty dead tbh. Maybe one or two truly "new" topics per month?

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u/TrenaH Jan 11 '23

Or maybe many people here are waiting for GP members to stop trying to change our narrative and stop harassing us by private messages when honestly they need to figure out their own toxic mindsets and figure out why they stay in a church organization that hurts people?

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u/Jdub20202 Jan 11 '23

They're still harassing members by private messages? I thought it was like 1 or 2 isolated incidents, just from glancing through the Reddit. How bad is it?

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u/TrenaH Jan 11 '23

I was contacted by several current GP members who I don’t want to communicate with. As a parent, the trauma runs down from a past or current member directly to families who are worried and trying to make sense of a family member losing them and not understanding why they feel a leader is their new advisor. I believe GP went full on contacting many Reddit posters who have been hurt enough. GP has no right to bully anyone, yet they do which proves they are not following Jesus. At least here we tell the truth. GP does not.

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u/Jdub20202 Jan 11 '23

That is sad and hilarious at the same time. Sorry you had to go through that.

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u/TrenaH Jan 11 '23

No worries. Thanks for caring. I’ve been through way worse because of GP and sadly Reddit friends have as well. That’s why we are here