| 词条 | Christian Assemblies International |
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| name = Christian Assemblies International | image = Revival Centres International Church Genealogy1.png | imagewidth = | caption = Church Genealogy of Revival Centres International | main_classification = Registered Denomination | orientation = Pentecostal, Evangelical | polity = Autonomous | founder = Scott Williams | founded_date = 1994[1] | founded_place = Coffs Harbour, Australia[1] | separated_from = Commonwealth Revival Crusade | parent =Revival Centres of Australia | merger = | separations = Geelong Revival centre (1972) Christian Assemblies International (1991) New Delhi Revival Centres The Revival Fellowship (1995) | fellowships = | associations = | area = Austria, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Russian Federation, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom,[1] United States of America[1] | hospitals = | nursing homes = | aid = | congregations = | members = | ministers = | primary_schools = | secondary_schools = | tertiary = | other_names = | footnotes = Key Pastors= Scott Williams (founder). Church Homepage = http://www.cai.org/ Christian Assemblies International (CAI) is an Australian-based charity organisation and religious group registered as Christian Assemblies Europe International.[1][6] CAI was registered as a charity in Australia in 1994, and operates in Australia and several other countries.[2] The European headquarters in Stirling, Scotland[1] is registered as the Scottish charity Christian Assemblies Europe.[3]The organisation started in the 1970s in Feldafing, Germany.[4] According to Christian Assemblies International, they are a Pentecostal Church founded by Scott Williams.[5][6] Williams began his career as a teacher at Ballarat East High School.[6][7] In 2009, former members described the CAI as a cult.[8][9] In 2014, former members also claimed the organisation is a cult in a four-year Australian Broadcasting Corporation investigation.[4][10] According to CAI, the organisation was under new leadership before the death of Williams in 2015.[6] In September 2018 the group formally changed their leadership with two senior pastors being appointed to lead the church. A [https://vimeo.com/315211552/cebead0a1b message to former members] was recorded and shared in February 2019 admitting wrongdoing in the past and offering former members an opportunity to speak with the new leadership, and committing to making changes to the group’s practices. See also
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