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Gloriavale leavers incensed by leaders claims about freedoms at religious community

They were given support and were welcome to visit as long as they were respectful. “We were always taught that if you left the community you would be damned,” Courage said. Alden Williams/Stuff The Gloriavale Christian Community is located by Lake Haupiri on the West Coast. “The commitment vow we signed said if we didn’t obey the leaders it was ‘to the peril of our souls’.” Isaac Pilgrim, who left the community in 2018, said in his experience leavers could not easily visit the community. “Many have been denied the right to visit their families, even when they promised to come in peace. If you try there will be repercussions on the people you try to visit,” he said.

Oranga Tamariki and police presence at Gloriavale welcomed

Oranga Tamariki and police presence at Gloriavale welcomed © RNZ/ Nathan Mckinnon A support group for people who choose to leave the Gloriavale Christian Community on the West Coast is relieved by the latest action by police and Oranga Tamariki. © Provided by Radio New Zealand No caption Children are unsafe within Gloriavale s culture of control , says Gloriavale Leavers Support Trust manager Liz Gregory. (file pic) Photo: RNZ/ Nathan Mckinnon The two agencies have been at the West Coast community since Monday, as part of an investigation into the group. The community has been the subject of allegations of sexual abuse and abusing workers rights.

Lawyers asked to lead independent inquiry into issues arising at Gloriavale

Lawyers asked to lead independent inquiry into issues arising at Gloriavale
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Concern for ex-Gloriavale man missing in Christchurch

Concern for ex-Gloriavale man missing in Christchurch 16 Dec, 2020 11:15 PM Quick Read NZ Herald A man who spent 40 years living at West Coast religious sect Gloriavale is missing and those who care for him are extremely worried about him. Peter Faithful has been missing from his Bishopdale home in Christchurch since Saturday morning. Gloriavale Leavers Support Trust spokeswoman Liz Gregory said in the past two years Faithful has spent time in mental health facilities, and then with family in Christchurch. Faithful is 62 years old with grey hair and a short grey beard. Advertisement He is not thought to have taken any food or belongings with him, Gregory said.

Concerns mount for ex-Gloriavale man missing since Saturday

He is described as having grey hair and a short grey beard, and was last seen wearing jeans, a blue shirt and black shoes. “He is not thought to have taken any food or belongings with him. He does not have a mobile phone and has no access to money,” the spokeswoman said. Faithful had selective mutism, and might not talk to strangers to ask for help. “Faithful has an affinity for remote areas, and it’s possible he may be in the wider forested regions of Christchurch, or he may have started walking or hitchhiking towards Greymouth,” the spokeswoman said.

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