Please do your research. From those I talked to, they seem to be kind and believe they’re doing good things for God, but their “bible studies” twist scriptures which leads to them functioning as a cult per the BITE model. They kept texting me when I stopped studying even though their doctrine was off and I found out who they really were. They said it was “persecution” and that even the church in Acts was called a cult… Red herrings and other rhetorical and psychological techniques can make it hard to see the group as it is-especially with the love bombing. If you’re a Christian, this group isn’t the one for you and kind of reminds me of the dismissive way the ppl from Hope church treat you once you decide you arent gonna join their group.

 \*Just because a group is full of kind people doesn’t mean it isn’t a cult.\*

Please spread the word if you or your loved ones has come across this group, as I can tell from my time studying with them that the love bombing and lack of information on the church can make it hard to leave. They’re just kids tryna find purpose like everybody else, albeit in a zealous manner, so it’s good to show them grace nonetheless. 

They are part of a church called "Restored Church Worldwide". They will say they want to invite you out to a simple Bible study, but the end goal is to pressure you to cut ties with friends and families, ask intimate questions (salary and sins for example), and exhibit many traits of a cult according to the BITE model (formula to determine the amount of control a group has on a person). This is done so you can be an "official member" of the church, Where you will need to repeat this process with someone else to maintain your salvation.

If you are interested in faith-based communities, look for already established groups around your city or look for them during club fairs. You are allowed to say no to any recruiters and/or solicitors. Stay safe.

Warning: “Revolution campus ministry”/“Restored church”