The Armageddon Project: Tales From the Kingdom Hall

At age fifteen my cousin Michael was so distraught and out of his mind over what was happening in his life that he chased his father down the street with a huge tree branch. What did his father do to encourage such an outrageous outburst? He tried to get his son into the car so they could travel to a four-day summer convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After fifteen years of knowing nothing but the bizarre lifestyle of a childhood in the Jehovah’s Witness organization, young Michael finally snapped. That is by no means the end of the story, but it was a sad and major turning point in the lives of both he and his parents. I, too, was raised from infancy as a Jehovah’s Witness, and I'm here to say that the experiences of our childhoods will shock, amaze and in some cases infuriate those who read them.

This is a provocative and highly disturbing work of non-fiction featuring brainwashing and isolationism, sex and demons, blood and fear, Bible prophecy, mankind’s impending demise and the forbidden fruit...

A detailed journey through the inner sanctum of a prominent religious organization as told by two people who were there.

Larry S Gray studied the Bible intensely and continued to educate himself in religious matters after his departure from the group. He has done deep research in the fields of cultism and mind control, as is reflected by his fictional material.

Michael J Hart also has a vast Biblical knowledge, and has a strong interest in the physical sciences. His contributions to The Armageddon Project are indispensable.

Both Mr. Gray and Mr. Hart are experts in the field they write about, having collectively spent thirty-five years within the organization, and their entire lifetimes dealing with the repercussions of their departure.