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Source : Distributed by The Prayerforce Fellowship 1985
'At the end of the week I signed over my whole pay-packet of £76 and signed out £2 for personal use during the week. I knew that I would have to account for every penny spent. I took a risk and bought some chewing-gum. I was strongly rebuked by a senior elder for mis-spending 'Kingdom money'.'
Noel Stanton withdrew between 20 and 30 thousand pounds from the JF Community Trust without consulting the other trustees, elders and the accountant. He made a bid (approx' two and a half times the market value for a plot of land. His display of financial power infuriated local farmers and fellowship elders alike. The accountant is often frustrated that he has no control over Stanton's spending sprees. I was mis-spending kingdom money: Noel Stanton was 'Building the Kingdom'.
'BUGBROOKE IS THE ONLY COMMUNITY OR FELLOWSHIP WHICH HAS THE LIFE OF GOD OR THE HOLY SPIRIT IN IT'
commented a present-day member betraying an attitude common in the Fellowship (name withheld)