Patrick Evans
Rense.com
Tuesday, November 7, 2006

The latest Evangelist sex scandal involving Ted Haggard prompted me to research Haggard's background, in particular whatever he was doing with his movement within the last year.

Haggard's case gives clues that the Evangelical movement may be a trap to lead its members into the Global religion in addition to voting for the Right and the Bush Administration.

Haggard is said to have started his "New Faith" Evangelical church 20 years ago in his basement. Before too many years he'd begun delivering the faithful to the Republican Party and could get out crowds of them to vote for candidates and referendums. He was so successful that he was privy to GW Bush's direct phone numbers as a 'buddy'.

But did Haggard's 'vision' stop there? I've found information on competing Evangelical sites stating concern over Haggard's association--a long close one---with certain organizations a bit off the beaten trail of the mainstream Evangelical movement's mainstream flock.

He is a member of the International Coalition of Apostles (ICA)--this is an invititation only organization. Also a member of the The National School Of The Prophets (NSOTP), another exclusive group.

There were two concerns of mainstream Evangelicals over these organizations. They represent something called the "modern prophetic movement".

When questioned by email about his association with this movement, Haggard denied it, in this email last May.

"I do not embrace the modern prophetic movement represented by Dr. C. Peter Wagner, Chuck Pierce, Cindy Jacobs and others, nor have I ever. Because of a legal arrangement we made with Global Harvest Ministry when the World Prayer Center was being constructed, they have used our building for conferences. I am invited to speak at those conferences because I am viewed as a "balancing voice."

However, investigators at www.deceptioninthechurch.com published a segment of a speech Haggard had recently given at a meeting of the NSOTP:

"Father, I thank you for those who have the office of either a prophet or a prophetess or have a strong flow in the prophetic. And Lord Jesus, we as a group of pastors, many in this room apostolic pastors, we release, we bless, we confirm the calling of the prophet - the calling of the prophetess - the calling of the prophetic, and we welcome it into the global church of the world." (Ted Haggard, National School of the Prophets, Chuck Pierce/Cindy Jacobs, Sat. May 13, 2000, 11:00 AM)

More importantly, what was Haggard talking about when he said, "Global Church of the World"? and orgs like Global Harvest Ministry?

I researched that, and turns out he's referring to real organizations with ties to the UN, NGO's, and in general in preparation to unveal the New Global Religion.

http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/2globalchurch.htm

At this time, US Evangelical rank and file haven't been ready to accept a 'new' and 'global' religion. Hence Haggard's duplicity with them. Lying, basically.
But it seems clear that Haggard has been a pied piper all along to lead an American Evangelical flock into the arms of the NWO.

When the male prostitute who exposed Haggard's seamy secret homosexual lifestyle was asked on NPR if the expose was about politics, the man said, "Oh yeah. He was anti-gay marriage".

But the truth possibly even deeper. When the Illuminati hang one of their own out to dry in the wind, they usually have multiple reasons and multiple benefits.

Haggard's organization has obviously become a valuable asset, both financially and politically. Maybe his troubles with the Evangelical community getting wise to his NWO, 'new age' (prophecy) direction prompted his removal, so he can be replaced by another handler who won't alienate the flock too soon.