I wanted to get ahold of frogla but it says her message box is full. Frogla or any others who have been affected by this Trumpet Call of God group, are you still on here?

Sent you a private message re: frogla

Hi Steelkitten. I'm almost never on here anymore & I don't receive forum notices anymore. What's going on? You can PM me now my mailbox is cleaned out.



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good for you semi-open mind. I think some want to believe it's true even when it's been pointed out & proven time & time again that it's not. I'm glad for whatever reason you weren't sucked in.

Has anyone heard anything from any of these members lately? Are there any new predictions? Any new happenings? I've been watching this group for a while now, and I haven't heard anything lately.

I haven't, but I believe they are still going strong.

yeah, they're still going but i'm pretty sure they keep stuff on lthe downlow. however, a man named Aaron keeps up with them more than i do. i'm trying to think how to connect y'all. oh, i'll ask him to respond to this thread. honestly, i don't know anything nor do i want to. but Aaron will know more. so hold tight.

Thanks, Frogla!

Hello, I'm looking for some help and information about a family member I have in the cult. I'm really worried...the man Aaron you mentioned in an earlier message is the guy who she's married to. Aaron Beed is Timothy's uncle threw marriage. What information do you have about this cult?

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