Doomsday cults, also known as apocalyptic cults, are groups of people who believe that the end of the world is imminent and that they must prepare for it. These groups often have a charismatic leader who convinces their followers to join them in their beliefs and practices. Doomsday cults have been around for centuries and have gained notoriety for their extreme beliefs and actions.

Recently, a doomsday cult called the Good News International Church was discovered in Kenya’s coast. Led by Pastor Paul Mackenzie, the cult had been operating in the area for some time before authorities uncovered their dark secrets. An ongoing investigation has revealed that the cult was responsible for the deaths of 83 people, whose bodies were exhumed from shallow graves in Shakahola Village, Kilifi County.

The discovery of the Good News International Church has shocked the world and raised questions about how such a cult could operate undetected for so long. Cults like these often prey on vulnerable individuals who are looking for answers or seeking a sense of belonging. They use fear and manipulation to control their followers and convince them to do their bidding.

One of the most concerning aspects of doomsday cults is their willingness to commit violent acts in the name of their beliefs. The Good News International Church is just one example of a cult that has taken its beliefs to an extreme level. The deaths of 83 people is a tragedy that could have been prevented if the cult had been discovered earlier.

It is important to note that not all doomsday cults are violent or dangerous. However, it is essential to be aware of the warning signs of a potentially harmful group. These warning signs include a charismatic leader who claims to have special knowledge or abilities, strict control over members’ behavior and thoughts, isolation from family and friends, and extreme beliefs about the end of the world.

The discovery of the Mackenzie’s Good News International Church’s activities in Kenya is a sobering reminder of the dangers of doomsday cults. While not all such groups are violent or dangerous, it is crucial to be aware of the warning signs and take action if necessary. The deaths of 83 people in Shakahola Village is a tragedy that should never be repeated. It is up to all of us to remain vigilant and protect ourselves and our communities from the dangers of doomsday cults.