Freedumb! Former Church Member Confirms Eagle Mountain Specifically Advised Against Vaccines

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During an August 2010 broadcast, Copeland expressed shock at the number of vaccinations recommended for his great-grandchild. “I got to looking into that and some of it is criminal. ... You’re not putting – what is it hepatitis B – in an infant! That’s crazy. That is a shot for a sexually transmitted disease. What? In a baby?” he said. “You don’t take the word of the guy that’s trying to give the shot about what’s good and what isn’t. You better go read the can or read the thing – find out what’s going on there and get the information on there because I’m telling you, it’s very dangerous the things that are happening around us all the time.”

His wife, Gloria, also bragged during a conference that she and her husband don’t need prescription drugs, saying the Lord heals all diseases. Robert Hayes, risk manager for the ministries, denied that the church’s teachings ever have advised against immunizations and noted the facility includes a medical clinic staffed with a doctor.

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In a sermon posted online following the outbreak, Copeland’s daughter, the Rev. Terri Pearsons, who is a senior pastor at Eagle Mountain along with her husband, encouraged those who hadn’t been vaccinated to have it done, but added that if “you’ve got this covered in your household by faith and it crosses your heart of faith, then don’t go do it.”

In a statement denying she opposes vaccinations, she added the concerns they had had were “primarily with very young children who have a family history of autism and with bundling too many immunizations at one time.”

Ed. - emphasis added.

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http://www.rockymounttelegram.com/features/religion/measles-puts-church-under-scrutiny-2152157