ole anthony造句

• "Actually, we are a bunch of very committed Christians, " said Ole Anthony, Trinity Foundation president and publisher of The Door.
• "He has to have an excuse why success preaching doesn't work, " said Ole Anthony, the leader of the Trinity Foundation.
• A gold speck found at a Dallas revival melted when heated, said Ole Anthony of the Trinity Foundation, a nonprofit organization that investigates alleged excesses by televangelists.
• Critics such as Ole Anthony, president of a watchdog organization in Dallas, won't have to go as far to investigate Hinn's international evangelism operation.
• Ole Anthony, a founder and president of the Dallas-based Trinity Foundation, which also monitors religious extremism, predicted that ChristianExodus will not succeed in its ultimate goals.
• The church and Tilton allege that the minister, Ole Anthony, has declared a " holy war " on them and has tried for years to shut down their operation.
• "The purpose of " The Door " is to satirize and make fun of anyone who takes themselves seriously in the name of God, " said publisher Ole Anthony.
• As part of the defense strategy to the fraud cases, Tilton sued Ole Anthony, Harry Guetzlaff and four plaintiff's lawyers who had filed the fraud cases against him in federal court in Tulsa.
• "I think she was personally afraid many times, " said Ole Anthony of the Trinity Foundation in Dallas, which monitors television ministries and evangelists " But she loved to play the persecution card.
• Kendall told Grant's attorney, Dennis Brewer, who tried to blame Grant's misfortunes on the media, evangelism watchdog Ole Anthony, the U . S . Attorney's office and the official in charge of compiling the pre-sentencing report.
• "The intent of the parsonage allowance is to provide ministers of God with a modest place to live so they can work with the poor, not to be a loophole to subsidize mansions, " said Ole Anthony, a Dallas minister who has helped news organizations expose the lavish ways of several televangelists.
• Ole Anthony, the director of the Trinity Foundation, a watchdog group in Dallas that in 1991 exposed financial abuses that led to the downfall of Robert Tilton's ministry, said he was keeping his eye on several sites, noting that the Internet " opens up very disturbing opportunities for money-hungry churches ."
• In a 2003 interview published in " Tulsa World ", Ole Anthony estimated that with none of the Word of Faith Family Church overhead and with television production costs at a fraction of the original " Success-N-Life " program, Tilton's current organization was likely grossing more than $ 24 million per year tax-free.
• However, as part of his sales pitch to Anthony, Moore disclosed that the response letters generated by the fundraising mailings Response Media sends out for its clients were never delivered to the client; instead, they were sent unopened to the client's financial institution or other institutions of choice . " You never have to touch it, " Moore added in response to a clarification question from Ole Anthony about dealing with the gimmick objects sent to the potential donors in the mails.
• Researcher and bioethics expert Fred M . Frohock cited Popoff as " one of many egregious instances of fake healing . " Ole Anthony of the Trinity Foundation, which has investigated televangelists since 1987, said, " Most of these guys are fooled by their own theology ", referring to other televangelists he considers scammers, including Joel Osteen and T . D . Jakes; but in the case of Popoff, " He's fundamentally evil, because he " knows " he's a con man ."