Edited sentence: All these financial abuses went on whilst there were many struggling students and especially those single mothers in the church living on the bread line, and these single mothers were still encouraged and exhorted to donate their tithe and scripture were routinely used to back up these demands and to beat them into submission.Amongst other allegations were that Douglas Arthur, a high level evangelist in London who was one of the church leaders "co-discipling" with Kip, was involved in adultery with threatened divorce from his wife Joyce.Donations dried up once members realized the extent of corruption and abuse of church funds by the leaders, members left in droves or those who stayed simply stopped their donations (members were encouraged to donate their "tithe" by way of monthly direct debit/standing orders from their bank accounts).Each member was given a set target for the week e.Many never turned up for church meetings held to address all these allegations and with the view of regrouping.Many of the church's interns and evangelists melted away into the night, never to be seen again, after the church ran out of funds and stopped paying their wages.Many of the members ran up huge phone bills because as part of membership as they had to "reach out" and evangelize to strangers which included taking their telephone numbers and "following up" on them by ringing them and inviting them to church or bible study or house church etc.Plus, members were expected to maintain close contact with their "discliping partners".Such following up meant endless telephone calls.Their financial straits were ignored and they were blamed for their own misfortune and told they had to deal with the results of their own sins.the number of strangers or co-workers or family etc ("the lost/those in the world") they had to talk to each week, the minimum number they should bring to church/house church/bible study each week