Message Cult Preachers Targeting Women

Two preachers in William Branham's "Message" cult of personality have been convicted and fined $7250 for hate speech against women.  According to Global News Canada, Steven Ravbar and Matthew Carapella were convicted for verbally harassing women for their gender, their attire, and their appearance — a crime most ministers in Branham's cult of personality are guilty of committing, especially those that force congregants to listen to William Branham's recorded sermons during service. 

Two preachers in William Branham's "Message" cult of personality have been convicted and fined $7250 for hate speech against women. According to Global News Canada, Steven Ravbar and Matthew Carapella were convicted for verbally harassing women for their gender, their attire, and their appearance — a crime most ministers in Branham's cult of personality are guilty of committing, especially those that force congregants to listen to William Branham's recorded sermons during service.

The safety of women and children is a key pillar of City Council's strategic plan,' said Orest Katolyk, the City's director of municipal compliance. We hope these convictions send a strong message that this type of abusive and insulting language… will not be tolerated.[1]
- Orest Katolyk, the City's director of municipal compliance.

More about Branham's hate speech directed at women:
https://william-branham.org/site/research/topics/women

References

[1] Wang, Kelly. London, Ont. street preachers known to target women convicted and fined $7,250. Accessed. 2022, Oct, 30. Globalnews. Accessed 2022, Oct, 30 from https://globalnews.ca/news/9236339/london-street-preachers-convicted/. "2022/30/10 Wang, Kelly. London, Ont. street preachers known to target women convicted and fined $7,250. Accessed"