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The Hamilton Spectator, Canada
Oct. 28, 2006
www.hamiltonspectator.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 16396 • Posted: Saturday October 28, 2006  

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Family members fear the worst for their children who have joined a downtown Hamilton Christian group.

But the group’s leader denies the Dominion Christian Centre on Park Street North is a cult and says God told him to start a church in Hamilton.

Both sides of a contentious and emotional story being played out in the heart of Hamilton are vividly presented on an episode of the CTV news program W5, scheduled for broadcast tonight at 7.

The story, reported in The Spectator in August, came to light when members of a Milton family were charged with abducting a family member who had joined the DCC.

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