But accusations of false advertising and brainwashing, drew about 20 picketers to the Lumberjack Gym Friday night. The event was sponsored by the Pathfinders, the campus-based organization backed by the Potter's House, a Flagstaff Christian Center. Diver, an NAU graduate who used to preach in front of the North Activity Center, said he was forced to leave the church after he asked where his money was going. Diver said the Potter's House representatives said that f the event was advertised with religious intentions, less people would have attended.
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Potter's House members cannot date those outside the church, he said. Members also are required to contribute 10 percent of their earnings to the church, Divers said. Another Potter's House member who refused to be identified said members are encouraged, but not required to contribute 10 percent. Shavers began his speech by describing some of his favorite moments in boxing. Do not get caught in a jam one day wishing you lived the way you ought to live now.