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Every college campus has some version of a campus ministry, a space where students can explore or maintain

their faith.

These groups typically offer Bible studies, worship services, and social events.

For many, they provide a sense of community during a time of major transition.

But in recent decades, a controversial religious group has quietly made its way onto campuses,

posing as just another student ministry.

It's called the International Church of Christ, or ICOC.

Founded at the University of Florida in the 1970s, it quickly expanded to colleges across the country.

Before long, former members began speaking out, describing a disturbing pattern of manipulation,

control, and psychological abuse.

They warned that the ICOC wasn't a church.

It was a cult.

And despite years of scrutiny, it's still active today, recruiting new members on campuses nationwide.

College is absolutely admittedly their fishing ground. It is their favorite fishing ground.

They built this, they call it a church. They built their cult on campus students.

They will tell you from the pulpit, that's where they go. They put all of their focus and energy into the campus ministries. I'm Margo Gray.

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