NCCG.INFO
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Mission: to educate the public about the destructive cult known as: Messianic Evangelicals - Mishpachah Lev-Tsiyon
based near Arvika, Sweden cult web site: www.nccg.org |
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Fast Facts for People With Concerns NCCG Overview NCCG Strange Beliefs and Behaviors Jannicke Larsen's experience with Christopher C. Warren How NCCG influences people deceptively Caught in the act! NCCG cult pretending to be enemy "satanists" "The Olive Branch" (the cult's leader's quasi-Bible) A Timeline of NCCG's History People who left Links to other sites To people who participate in NCCG activities or read its web sites: Other stuff Videos |
This web site is the outcome of an investigation into "Messianic Evangelicals", "Mishpachah Lev-Tsiyon", "NCCG", a small, polygamous religious group or "cult" with a self-styled apostle/prophet who has been its effective leader since its inception. The Messianic Evangelicals/Mishpachah Lev-Tsiyon core members live in a small compound in a semi-rural area near Arvika, Sweden. The Messianic Evangelicals cult was recently known as Mishpachah Lev-Tsiyon and has had many names throughout its lifetime. It was prominently named "NCCG" or "New Covenant Church of God" until Fall of 2006. Much of the documentation on this site refers to the cult by its "NCCG" name. My investigation was initiated in mid-2005 and concluded around 2008. I have come to the opinion that this group should be classified as "destructive" when viewed in the context of the criteria defined by the Cult Education Institute (http://www.rickross.com/warningsigns.html). I sometimes update this web site when new information warrants it, but in general, I think there is plenty of material gathered within the 2005-2008 timeframe to help people make better-informed decisions about the cult. This cult has changed its methods of operation during its long lifetime (1984 - present), and seems likely to continue morphing in different ways in the future. As of the 2005-2008 timeframe, most of the Messianic Evangelicals/Mishpachah Lev-Tsiyon recruitment of new members was done using the internet, and a smaller amount was being done by word-of-mouth by members in areas of the world other than Arvika, Sweden. Recruitment tended to focus on Christians and ex-Mormons who have converted to Christianity. Men and married women were usually maintained as internet-only members who participate in the cult's internet message boards and internet chat, whereas single women were sometimes targeted for recruitment into the core group (which entails living at the Messianic Evangelicals/Mishpachah Lev-Tsiyon compound as one of the wives of the cult leader). If you happen to visit the NCCG web site (www.nccg.org), be aware that they may be keeping IP logs of their site visitors. Due to this, you may wish to use an internet anonymizing service. This in particular applies to parents or other concerned individuals who are investigating Mishpachah Lev-Tsiyon/NCCG in regard to a current member or associate. Some free anonymizers that could be used are: http://www2.shadowsurf.com/cgi-bin/nph-shadowsurf.cgi/000000A/http/www.nccg.org/ , and http://www.the-cloak.com/anonymous-surfing-home.html. nccgconcern@nccg.info ![]()
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