Glynn Washington On Racism And Life In The Worldwide Church of God Culture

End-time prophecies? 

Memorizing the bible? 

Required church vacations your family can't afford? 

Snap Judgment host and creator Glynn Washington shares his experiences 

growing up in the apocalyptic religion the Worldwide Church of God. 

He tells the girls about believing the end of the world was imminent, 

the white supremacist roots of the group 

and how he was forbidden from dating outside of his race, 

and the book that began to change his thinking. 

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Love and Radio: The World Tomorrow Featuring Glynn Washington

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Glynn Washington and I go way back—I used to be a producer on his public radio show Snap Judgment—and I’ve heard him talk loads about his time growing up as a black child in a white supremacist cult called the Worldwide Church of God. But that didn’t prepare me for the whole story.

Glynn's Luminary Original Podcast, Spooked features supernatural stories, told firsthand by people who can barely believe it happened themselves. It is available at https://www.luminary.link/spooked