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This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Masonry in the Church?<\/a><\/div>
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A number of converted witches are going about the country today, warning that Satanists and practicing witches are infiltrating the church<\/strong> — especially charismatic churches. Some of these former witches have authored books telling of a diabolical plot by evil witches to enter congregations posing as super-spiritual Christians. Their purpose is to deceive and shipwreck pastors and to lead multitudes of naive believers into occult worship.<\/p>\n

Many of these evil witches, they say, are already firmly established in numerous churches<\/strong>, controlling both the pastor and congregation and causing great confusion, wickedness, divorce — even death. We have received many letters in our office from people who say they believe their pastor must be under some kind of demonic influence — and I believe many of these letters are very legitimate.<\/p>\n

Pastor David Wilkerson<\/a>, March 5, 1990<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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