This site documents questions about Wellspring Church's doctrine, practices, and treatment of former members.
Shunning: Wellspring claims it does not shun, yet many former members report being cut off after leaving.
Families Are Divided: Leaving Wellspring often strains or breaks family relationships.
The Remnant Claim: Wellspring teaches that it represents the restored remnant of the church in this age.
Does Wellspring practice shunning?
How Wellspring’s teaching on “disfellowshipping” impacts relationships between former members, friends, and family. → Breaking Covenant
How much influence does leadership have over members’ lives?
How control and authority shape relationships, marriage, family, and personal decisions. → Control and Authority
Where did Wellspring’s defining beliefs come from?
The Latter Rain, the Divine Name, the Apostle, and the requirements to enter Wellspring's "Kingdom of God". → Roots of Wellspring Theology
Does Wellspring teach a different gospel?
A comparison between Wellspring’s three-step gospel and the gospel taught in the New Testament. → The Gospel
What happened at the loyalty meeting?
The meeting where members were asked to publicly affirm the authority and teachings of the elders. → Loyalty Tests
Negative reviews about Wellspring have often been removed or become difficult to find online.→ Removed Reviews
Find additional resources, including 'The Case for Good' and Are You a Covenant Breaker for Leaving Your Church?
Read an open letter to the people and a note to those instructed to leave.
Wellspring Church in Bridgeville, Pennsylvania
54 W. Wheeling St., Washington, PA 15301