Read the letter, then write down what you get.
Devotions ran on the current publication and on prophecy received by ordinary members, written down and circulated. Instruction arrived continuously and was expected to be acted on.
Daily practice was reading the current publication and receiving prophecy — asking, waiting, and writing down what came, which was then circulated and acted on. Ordinary members prophesied, not only leaders, and after Berg's death in 1994 the movement formalised the practice further, publishing collected prophecies as guidance. It gives the group an unusual texture: a movement with a strict top-down authority structure whose members were also all expected to be channels. Since the 2010 Reboot the practice continues online.
The same ground, other faiths
rites that share this one's ideasSign in to open the first thread. Everything here is attributed.