Disfellowship

Continuing our analysis of Isaac Noriega's behavior in relation to scriptural teachings and Rev. William Branham, we now delve into Isaacs's peculiar perspective on "spiritual adultery." It is fair to say that the Golden Dawn assembly is extremely isolated from other churches, particularly when considering its relationship with other message churches in Tucson and across the United States and even internationally. While Isaac does have a preference for certain ministers (Pastors Hugo Castillo, Chad Lamb, Alistair Francis, son of the late Stephen Francis), the connections with these ministers are limited and typically involve them visiting the Golden Dawn assembly with extremely limited interaction between the congregations. In the future, we plan to investigate these relationships more extensively. However, our current focus is on Isaacs's insistence that his congregation neither communicate nor fellowship with other churches, regardless of whether they are message churches or not.