The Toilet Paper Prophesies: Similarities of NTCC and WOFF

 Wasting Valuable Resources in the WOFF and NTCC 

R.W. Davis, the floundering founder of the ntcc has often shared how that if anything were to happen to Verna he would not want another wife because "they are too hard to train" (like a dumb mutt).  Well rest easy Rodger Dodger because we have found the perfect match for you.  Not only is she residing in your home state, (where you 'growed' up in North Carolina) but you won't have to train this one because she already is a successful Cult leader just like you.  The only problem is that we are not sure the world is big enough to contain two ego's this large in such close proximity.

Well, we have searched the world over and we feel that we have found the perfect match for ole R-dub.  Her name is Jane Whaley; and she is the leader of an abusive and manipulative cult called "Word of Faith Fellowship" in Spindale, NC.  We originally found out about her through a website called "Religious Cults Info" which is authored by a long time eX-member of WOFF named John Huddle. One of the blog posts that John wrote about was called: "The Toliet Paper Revelation" [read here].  In this article the 'revelation' was given to the WOFF leader, Jane Whaley, in the bathroom when God told her that toilet paper was being wasted because the rolls were not properly installed on the dispenser.  She then 'preached' that the right way to install a roll of toilet paper was with the paper rolling over the top.  In her revelation she went on to say that there would be less waste than if the paper rolls from underneath.  In a 'church' where adults assemble in groups to scream at and spank children from newborns to adolescents in an attempt to "drive the devil out of them" during 'church services', you would think that the least of God's worries would be about the proper way to install a roll of toilet paper!

WOFF Exposed by Inside Edition on YouTube

R.W. Davis has also spoken out to the church about toilet paper being wasted.  In a comment on our blog post entitled "ntcc Sayings" double-D quoted Davis as saying:  "If you use too much TP- you are wasting the Servicemen's Home (Tillicum, 1973) Resources..." read here .   In the ntcc anything Davis said supposedly came directly from the throne room of God; and many of his rants were considered to be prophesies; thus we have affectionately named this post: "The Toilet Paper Prophesies".  Who would have thought that the subject of toilet paper would have been common "high ground" for these two cult leaders.

In a very recent post on "Religious Cults Info" (here). Jane Whaley receives another revelation that will forever change the way WOFF men handle their bathroom business.  In a blog post entitled "More Bathroom Controls at Word of Faith Fellowship" (here)  we find some very disturbing guidelines that Jane Whaley supposedly received through 'revelation'. Apparently Jane Whaley walked right up to a group of young men and/or boys and explained her new 'revelation' to them. It was shared that she demonstrated the posture in which a male must urinate!  Apparently urinals were outlawed in the restrooms of the WOFF church and school and removed so that males could not view one another as they used the bathroom.  In her new 'revelation' Jane Whaley demonstrated for these young men/boys in a half-squat position, arms extended, elbows out from the body, as if over the toilet, (Perhaps like riding a motorcycle or horse?)  She than introduced another humiliating revelation that the men were not allowed to touch or wipe their private parts unless absolutely necessary; citing that touching the "waste emitting equipment" was forbidden as you might give to the “unclean.”

Bathroom controls were also very humiliating in the ntcc. When R.W. Davis constructed the ntcc national campground all of the shower rooms were wide open with no dividers so that ministers and church members would shower, and take care of #1 and #2 in the same open room.  In the women's shower room it was also very embarrassing; because they had to take care of their feminine hygiene needs without any privacy.  The toilets were pretty close together with no dividers.  There were so few toilets and showers that guys would be waiting for their turn like a bunch of holocaust victims herded into the sprinkler room in anticipation of their lethal toxic showers.  Perhaps that's a little dramatic; but that's what it always reminded me of.  I used to wake up in the middle of the night to avoid the crowds and have a better chance of obtaining a little bit of privacy for #2 which has always been an affair in which privacy is important to me. But even late at night there were others with the same idea. That's what happens when you have hundreds of conference attendees and facilities that only accommodate about 10 at a time for the entire campground. It's no wonder that they had to eventually shut down the campground because the Poo Pond septic system could no longer accommodate the waste.  When word got back to Davis that people were complaining about the accommodations, he would say that "They were too proud." and "They need humility in their lives."

I've really tried hard to look back into the history of God's word and find a precedent for Church leaders controlling the private bathroom habits of their church members and cannot find one example of this anywhere.  You would be hard pressed to find any measures this controlling and definitely no mandates that violate a person's right to take care of their own business in a normal conventional fashion. R.W. Davis and Jane Whaley seem to think otherwise and take pleasure in making folks uncomfortable when it comes to the most private matters in a person's life.  The New Testament does not provide any examples of Jesus directing the disciples when it came to matters of taking care of their personal private needs.

To demonstrate just how compatible these two cult leaders are, we are going to list a few more similarities that R.W. Davis and Jane Whaley share:

1.  They both like to harbor child abusers, molesters and other sexual deviants. In many cases a blind eye is turned toward the parent(s) behavior while the innocent and defenseless child is violated and abused.

Testimony of Child Abuse In WOFF on YouTube

Record of Davis and Kekel Reportedly hiding Michael Fontenot, convicted child rapist, in the NTCC on Xer Blog and  on The Mountain News -- WA

2.  They both practice a ritual called blasting.  In the WOFF blasting seems to be more of a ritual where everyone screams at the top of their lungs to get rid of Satan.  Haven't seen this practiced anywhere in the bible.  In the ntcc blasting refers to Davis or one of his drones screaming at specific individuals from behind the pulpit.  Many of the church members in the ntcc would say, "I don't want to get blasted for missing a church function".  If you did anything contrary to what the Cult leaders required, you ran the risk of "getting blasted".  Blasting in the ntcc was very humiliating and often involved the preacher pointing at individuals and calling them out by name.  Oftentimes the offenses that they were guilty of or allegedly guilty of were not even sins according to the Bible (like the Moreno Story).

3.  They both live in mansions in absolute luxury while many of their ministers and members live in poverty. (See Photo at the top of this blog in the View Web Version mode to check out the Davis and Kekel Bonco Mansions.)  The money is all funneled up to the upper level echelon of leadership.

Mansions of Prosperity Preachers on YouTube

4.  Many of the Church members live in communal compound situations.  In the ntcc the bible school students and school staff are all piled into dorms and cult-controlled rental units (all rent paid only in cash) on the compounds where very strict rules can be imposed on them and enforced through blasting and humiliation.  The Servicemen's Homes are very similar in that many young GI's are packed into tight living quarters and the 'pastors' monitor individuals very closely and impose strict non-biblical rules upon them.  In the WOFF it is reported that many of the members are crammed into tight communal living spaces while the church leaders have big houses and drive in fancy cars.

5. Families and marriages are destroyed and relationships are manipulated.  Both cults operate for the enrichment of their prospective organizations and leadership. In the ntcc many marriages are broken up because one spouse does not conform to the man-made rules and the leadership encourages the 'obedient' spouse to leave the 'disobedient' one.  Kids often become displaced when they are caught up in the melee.  In the WOFF it seems that families are often split up into different houses and living situations.  This has also happened in the ntcc, where one board member dumped his daughter on another board member's family so the so-called dad could play missionary.  In WOFF it is reported that kids are taken from their parents, brothers and sisters are split up into different households and husbands and wives sex lives are controlled and manipulated by Jane Whaley.  In some instances it has been shared that she will order spouses not to have sex for a year or longer. In ntcc, reportedly, Davis once forbad spouses from having sex in their private rooms on the campground during the conference.  Both Jane Whaley and Rodger Davis dictate to their congregants whom they are allowed to marry and whom they are not allowed to marry.

We don't know Jane Whaley's stance on pets; (and, frankly, we don't care either.) But we think we now understand why Davis hates cats so much:  [ It's an emergency-call 911 ;-) ]

Demon Cat Destroys Roll of Toilet Paper On YouTube

There are many more similarities that we can point out; but we think that most people of a sound mind will get the picture.  In all actuality if these two narcissists were to join forces they probably would kill each other; because they are both control freaks and would want full control of the cult. Davis would never allow a woman to tell him how to run his cult.  They say opposites attract; and these two control-mongering cult leaders have too much in common.  If they ever did join forces and combine their manipulative skills it would create an abusive environment the likes of which would be shocking even to the most fanatical modern day cult members.

Remember the story "The Cross and the Switchblade"?  It was part of the story of evangelist David Wilkerson's outreach to gang members.  Below is a video of that man preaching against prosperity preachers like those running WOFF and NTCC.  Pay attention to the words.  It really describes NTCC's top leaders.  Note:  After about 3 minutes there is only the audio, no more pictures.  It's still worth it to hear what he teaches.

David Wilkerson Rebukes Prosperity Heresy on YouTube