Don S's List: Good News Cult Source list

NY Times article about the IYF English Camp, starting point of research.

Official website of ex-member of the Unification Church Allen Tate Wood. 

His essays were the primary source used for the comparison of the Good News Corps to the Moonies.

Steve Hassan's (ex-member of the Unification Church) cult resource center.

Official website of IYF English Camp, the trip I went on.

Good News Corps official English website.

Example of the litigious nature and power of the Unification Church.

Wikipedia page for World Mission Society Church of God, gives better overview of organization than their official website.

Underground film-maker Carey Burtt's video on how to start a cult. Surprisingly accurate.

New York Times article that is the most concise and well sourced overview of how someone is brainwashed by a cult that I found.

Unification Church Directory, shows active church near Newark Campus.

Korea's statement about the World Mission Society Church of God and the danger it represents.

Unification Church's Wikipedia Page. Complete absence of accusations of being a cult, exhaustive list of their accomplishments, absolutely ridiculous list of edits that is dominated by one user, Borovv. Over 200 citations. 

Example of their type of PR.

Origins of the Unification Church, contains Sun Myung Moon's claim of being the second coming of Christ.

Blog post explaining Ock Soo Park's bible crusaders, identifies him as a saviorist, and outlines his possible connection to the 5 seas incident.

Not included in final paper, but was a pivotal source in my realization of the Good News Corps being a cult.

The edit page for the now deleted entry for the Belvedere Estate, former residence of Sun Myung Moon and the site where certain members of the Unification Church were "reprogrammed". 

Not included in final paper, but another example of their PR team at work.

USA Today article about Unification Church mass wedding.

Warning India of the dangers of Ock Soo Park’s Good News Mission, the secretary of Korean Presbyterian Church Council, the Synod of South Atlantic, P.C.U.S.A, Rev. Won Tae Cho said “all of the orthodox denominations in Korea have officially stated that Ock Soo Park’s Good News Mission is clearly heretical and have issued warnings regarding this cult.” Rev. Cho in a statement informed that Organizations affiliated with this cult included International Youth Fellowship (IYF) and Mahanaim Bible College. Rev. Dr. Cho also said that the members of the cult, besides their practice of tempting Christians of third world countries using aggressive tactics funded by their abundant capital, had recently infiltrated healthy Korean churches in America.

Source for statistics on cults in America.

The video IYF made of our experience at the camp in Mexico.