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Creflo Dollar

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jeager106

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Here is what wikipedia says:
Creflo Augustus Dollar, Jr. (born Michael Smith [1] January 28, 1962 in College Park, Georgia), is an African-American Word of Faith teacher, pastor, and the founder of the non-denominational World Changers Church International based in unincorporated Fulton County, Georgia,[2] Creflo Dollar Ministerial Association (formerly called International Covenant Ministries), Creflo Dollar Ministries, and Arrow Records. [3] Each of these enterprises is overseen by Dollar and his wife, Taffi Doll

Mega money.
Hey, ya gotta hand it to the guy. He made a bundle selling "god".

Now you know all you never needed to know about Creflo and Taffi. $$$$$$
 
CoreIssue

CoreIssue

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College Park is an interesting area. If you understand it you understand why he is there
 
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Helen

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I would say bitter and sweet water....

I don't like the hype ...I don't like the accumulation of millions of $$ But just like Joyce Meyer..and her millions and jests and houses... as Jesus said about the Pharisees "Don't do as they do, but do as they say."

I KNOW Joyce Meyer help me through a hard time a couple of decades back....her "tape of the month" hit the spot every time.
Also Creflo Dollar ( agree, stupid name) his book about/again FEAR is awesome....a couple of decades ago I needed it and read it over and over until fear was broken.

So, I am one who does NOT, - "throw the baby out with the bathwater".
 
Jessie

Jessie

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best to stick with the bible
and no its not scriptural people today want this world forgotten about heaven
 
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Heather Frank

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The whole prosperity gospel goes back to a book called The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism by Max Weber. He thought it was all about whether you worked or not and denied that faith had anything to do with it. I know there's a pert in the Bible that says faith without works is dead, but works without faith is only for atheists, so there.
 
CoreIssue

CoreIssue

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The claims have abused the Bible on rewards. Yes, we will gain much but in heaven, not on this earth.
 
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Creflo Dollar's House in Fayetteville, GA (Google Maps)

Creflo Dollar's House (Google Maps). Non-denominational World Changers Church founder Creflo Dollar’s house is in Fayetteville, GA. A teacher, pastor and author, Creflo Dollar’s net worth is $27 million. His earnings come both from his books and his ministry. His books include...
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he lives about 10 miles from me. very quiet and secluded.
 
Matthias

Matthias

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CoreIssue said:
virtualglobetrotting.com

Creflo Dollar's House in Fayetteville, GA (Google Maps)

Creflo Dollar's House (Google Maps). Non-denominational World Changers Church founder Creflo Dollar’s house is in Fayetteville, GA. A teacher, pastor and author, Creflo Dollar’s net worth is $27 million. His earnings come both from his books and his ministry. His books include...
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he lives about 10 miles from me. very quiet and secluded.
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I lived in Fairburn (Fulton County) - about twelve miles away from him - before I retired and moved back to my home state. The State office building I worked at when I first moved to Georgia was located in College Park. It later relocated to the other side of the Airport and was in the Atlanta city limits (Clayton County), near Forest Park.
 
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Matthias

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Fulton and Clayton are in sad shape.

he lives in Fayette.
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Yes. I lived in Riverdale (Clayton County) when I first moved to Georgia.

Fayette County is in worse shape than it used to be; still in far better shape than Fulton County and Clayton County.

I had a unique job which required me to work in all 159 counties (as well as out-of-state occasionally.)

When State government had a travel ban for employees around 2007, I was one of only a very few who were exempt.

One day the governor and I both needed to use the state helicopter at St. Simon Island (Glynn County). He had priority so he took the helicopter and I took one of the state owned jets.
 
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Matthias

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Matthias said:
www.premierchristianity.com

Why I'm pleased Creflo Dollar has changed his mind on tithing

Creflo Dollar has become the latest celebrity pastor to change his position on prosperity teaching. Adesanya Adewusi asks: Did he go far enough?
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Dollar has changed his teaching on tithing since I retired and moved out of the area. He’s backed off, at least on the surface, from the prosperity gospel. Does that not make any difference in the case against made against him in the OP?
 
Matthias

Matthias

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julieroys.com

Televangelist Creflo Dollar Renounces Past Teachings on Tithing, But Questions Persist

Televangelist Creflo Dollar has renounced his decades-long teaching on tithing, but watchdog groups still have questions about lavish spending
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Thanks. Your source confirms my source.

I lost a family to World Changers International Church when I was pastoring a church. I applaud his move away from the prosperity gospel but still have issues with his ministry.
 
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