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Norm Fields, who has hosted one of the three weekly live television broadcasts of the self-professed “Church of Christ” cult in the Reidsville, Martinsville and Danville area of north-central North Carolina and southern Virginia, has been kicked off the air by cult leader Johnny Robertson, The Knight Shift has learned.

Fields, who came to this area from Georgia in 2007 and has been working at the Danville Church of Christ, has been doing the Bible Q&A broadcast every Thursday night at 10 p.m. on WGSR Star 39, broadcasting from Reidsville, North Carolina. For the past several weeks Fields has been conspicuously absent. This past week there was a two-hour broadcast of A Word from the Lord at 9 p.m. to fill in the hour that Fields has usually hosted. That broadcast featured a “debate” between James Oldfield of the Reidsville Church of Christ and Larry Surber of Stoneville ...

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This blog is drawing lots of attention lately from local cult leader Johnny Robertson and members of his so-called “Church of Christ”. Why? Beats me.

But since I have their attention, I’m gonna have some fun with them.

It has to do with something that I’ve thought about for the past several weeks…

Robertson, along with James Oldfield and Norm Fields – who all broadcast for four hours each week on the only television station in the area desperate enough to sell them the airtime – teaches that if a person is not a member of their “Church of Christ” (which isn’t the Church of Christ that most people know and respect, remember that), and especially if that person is not baptized, then that person is going to Hell when he or she dies.

Which brings us to the subject of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste, one of the ...

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Okay, now it’s getting into the territory of the downright nutty…

About two months ago I called into Johnny Robertson’s show What Does the Bible Say? on WGSR Star 39. Johnny Robertson (shown at right) is considered the chief ringleader of what I’ve come to call the “Church of Christ in Name Only” (COCINO for short), a very vindictive, mean-spirited cult working around Reidsville, North Carolina and Martinsville and Danville in Virginia. These guys have about three hours of programming on WGSR each week and they do nothing but attack anyone who isn’t “their” brand of Christianity. Namely, they believe that if you are not part of what they call the “Church of Christ” (which is nothing like the Church of Christ that most people know) that you are damned and going to Hell. They also believe that a person must be baptized in order to be ...

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Dear Johnny Robertson, James Oldfield, and Norm Fields:

I can’t recall a single time that any of you have been live on the air on your various “Church of Christ” television programs that broadcast on WGSR, when you have not vehemently stated that in order to be saved and go to Heaven that one must be baptized in water and join the Church of Christ. All three of you claim that without water baptism, there is no salvation possible at all.

(I’ll take time out here to state again – as I did the first time and then again not long afterward that in no way do I consider Robertson, Oldfield, Fields and their bunch to be the real Church of Christ that most people know and respect. The “Church of Christ In Name Only” that broadcasts on WGSR is something that can only be described as ...

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