Tag Archives: NAR

From DC 40 to Chicago 50

Posted on March 8, 2012 by

The NAR is at it again, and this time they’re coming for Chicago. The email announcement reads: Chicago 50 – Fifty Days between Passover and Pentecost April 9 – May 28 For more information visit: http://www.chicago50.com From Passover through Pentecost … Continue reading →

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Pagan Protest in DC: October 30th

Posted on October 19, 2011 by

On October 30th, Pagans will gather in DC to celebrate the Divine Feminine and to protest the increasing efforts of religious fundamentalists to influence government. I’ll see you there! DC Pagans to Hold Halloween Ceremony Countering the New Apostolic Reformation … Continue reading →

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Authority and apocalypse

Posted on October 5, 2011 by

The interesting thing in Wagner’s interview on NPR that is pretty obscure to people who haven’t been intimately acquainted with this subculture is the view of authority. I’ve mentioned before that the NAR is obsessed with legalisms (almost as much … Continue reading →

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Founder of NAR tells some of the truth

Posted on October 5, 2011 by

C. Peter Wagner, one of the founders and leaders of the New Apostolic Reformation, was interviewed on NPR’s Fresh Air program recently. While he partially succeeded in deploying some new vocabulary as damage control after Rachel Tabachnik’s previous interview on … Continue reading →

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“Breaking Curses” a fundamental characteristic of “Apostles”

Posted on August 12, 2011 by

We’ve been hearing more and more about the New Apostolic Reformation lately, led by “apostles” such as Cindy Jacobs, John Benefiel, and C. Peter Wagner. In a book by Wagner about what it means to be an “apostle” today, he … Continue reading →

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