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Theologically, the Word of Faith Fellowship (WOFF), in Spindale, North Carolina (USA), is a charismatic, word of faith church.
Sociologically, the WOFF - lead by Sam and Jane Whaley - is an abusive church. Among other things, the WOFF church has
The WOFF's abusive practices (see, e.g., this information) show this church to be a cult of Christianity. 
 BITE model as it applies to WOFF (Contra) Evaluates the Word of Faith Fellowship using Steve Hassan's BITE model. Page includes links to testimonies by ex-members. Spindale, North Carolina: Word of Faith Fellowship (Contra) by Clete Hux, Watchman Fellowship Word of Faith Fellowship Cult Awareness Page (Contra)  Word of Faith Fellowship 'Deliverance' Waiver (Contra) WOFF legal waiver to be signed by those wanting to be delivered from demons.
Sam and Jane Whaley / Word of Faith Fellowship Spindale NC FACTnet message board Word of Faith Fellowship Discussion Forum (Contra) Provided by Available Light Online, a Christian e-zine.
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