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Date Posted: 20:23:09 04/28/05 Thu
Author: Bob
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Re: UBF Toledo on TV News
In reply to: H Miller 's message, "UBF Toledo" on 16:15:22 03/29/05 Tue

Fox Toledo Investigates: Cult on Campus?
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4/28/2005 at 20:33

A church affiliated with the University of Toledo is raising questions and controversy. University Bible Fellowship operates near the University of Toledo campus. Church members say it's a non-denominational evangelical church that tries to teach college students the bible.

Former members Fox Toledo talked to say it is more serious than that. They claim that the church practices mind control and is a cult. Desiree Ray was a member for ten years. She says, �They let you feel guilty about your life and tell you that you will not know god unless you are in UBF."

Current church members say the allegations are just sour grapes. Russell Kille says, "In the 16 years I've been here I have I have no seen anything like that. In my experience there is no mind control. We're just a church like any other church."

The group has been banned from some campuses for alleged cult-like activities. They include DePaul University and the University of Winnipeg. It has also been booted from the National Association of Evangelicals.

The University of Toledo has UBF as a registered organization with the student activities office. The say they have never received any complaints against the religious group.

University Bible Fellowship also has churches at many other campuses, including Bowling Green State University, Ohio State, Wayne State University and Case Western Reserve.

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Re: UBF Toledo on TV News -- Chris, 02:16:33 04/29/05 Fri
Re: UBF Toledo on TV News -- rsqubf, 17:57:50 05/02/05 Mon