Jesus' Project To End Persecution Of The Poor

BOISE, Idaho - Aug. 9, 2024 - PRLog -- Jesus' Project In Truth Seekers Church Ends Persecution of The Poor By Christian Nationalism

Boise Valley persecutions came against Pastor Clark from 2022-2024, after Truth Seekers Church (Truth Seekers of Jesus Christ™) had a forced sale of its 3,915 sq. ft. residential retreat property in the Riverwoods Subdivision of Garden City, Idaho, and the dismissal of some members with their funding. A drastic budget dip ensued when meteoric prices for homes and leases in Boise ate through the remaining Church budget. While seeking property donors, sellers, or lessors the Church budget kept Minister Clark in suites. Money drained faster than it came in and the new investors diligently sought were not coming quickly. She started a local business and sought additional employment outside of her church work during this time. However, she was God's guinea pig for exposing that a massive saturation of local pastors' views about vulnerable persons derive -- not from the Gospel of Jesus Christ -- but from their political beliefs in tenets of Christian Nationalism.

Christian Nationalism And Pastors

When approaching her peers (local pastors) having 10 to more than 1,000 members and asking them, "Is there any Christian woman or family in your congregation that would be willing to rent a room to a servant of God," their reply was -- without praying or hesitating -- "No. I don't know anybody."

By political influence on the human conscience, at least 50 to 100 pastors quashed the Gospel to tell their conscience "I'm doing right or "I'm not doing wrong" in facilitating the destruction of a fellow preacher. "If we can do this to a fellow preacher, what are we routinely doing to vulnerable persons throughout Boise Valley who have no voice?" says Pastor Clark. "I had no plan to ever tell what I was enduring -- just tough it out the good old Idaho way -- but in a divine encounter, JESUS sternly commanded me -- "Tell it! I want this told!"

What is at stake is protecting the original Gospel by Jesus Christ and the Boise-American conscience in Jesus Christ toward the poor and vulnerable. Pastors in the movement for a new national religion called "Christian" Nationalism are influenced by motives that are hard-hearted, bigoted, subtly violent against the poor and against the Gospel.

"Sexism, racism, political hate, and intellectual theologies have mushroomed into Christian Nationalism -- a false religion that persecutes the poor in Boise Valley and the nation," says Minister Clark, a fifty-year expert in Jesus Christ and pastor of Truth Seekers Church within Truth Seekers of Jesus Christ™.
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