A native of Detroit Michigan, Robert Anderson was a rebellious youth who ran away to the streets full of crime, drugs, and death. After over 30 years of self-chosen agony, he escaped the streets by joining The Spiritual Israel Church & Its Army. By all appearances, Robert Anderson prospered under their false doctrine. Though in earlier years he believed the organization's doctrine to be sound, he now knows that its teachings are false. For 25 years, he embraced the organization's doctrine moving through the ranks of Deacon, Minister, Elder, and Assistant Pastor. A graduate of the organization's Israel Spiritual School of Theology, he was an Assistant Pastor at Temple #2 in Chicago, Illinois. Years later he became the Assistant Pastor of Temple #8 in Detroit, Michigan. It was within this Organization that he met his wife of over 30 years, Jo Ann. Under the teaching and encouragement within the organization, Pastor Anderson received his GED, a degree from Wayne County Community College (WC3) in Associate of Applied Science Computer and Data Processing, a degree from Detroit College of Business in Bachelor of Business Administration; and honors in both degrees. A salaried employee of AT&T he learned about diversity, through the opportunity to work with people from various cultures and ethnic groups. As he traveled the USA for AT&T, he learned there was more to the world than the streets of Detroit. After several promotions and 30 years of service, Robert chose to retire and pursue his goals as an entrepreneur professional photographer, and videographer. Even so, by God's mercy through it all, at God's calling, he walked away from the fallacy that he once zealously taught others. Pastor Anderson now dedicates his life to studying the sound doctrine of Scripture and apologetics with the hope of warning and teaching others how to come out and/or avoid cults and false doctrine.
Today, he serves on the Elder’s board under Bishop Quinton W. Wingate at Power Hope & Grace Bible Church
He and his wife, Jo Ann, witness together at Wendy’s, McDonald’s and anywhere else they can speak one-on-one and pass out Bible, tracts and cards pointing people to Jesus Christ. He also provides ministry at several outreach facilities around the city of Detroit.