The Dublin International Christian Church ambition to reshape Ireland into a dystopian nightmare akin to Gilead are escalating in a worrying way.

This is no joke—it's deeply alarming. In Dublin, in the year 2025, a sinister cult operates with impunity, indoctrinating and coercing young women into marriage to further entrench them into their high control group. DICC members are brainwashed into severing ties with the outside world—friends, family, anyone who might express concern or challenge their beliefs.

From 2:00 to 4:00 in this video, cult leader Francesca Snow, a self-proclaimed "humanitarian," chillingly outlines her plan to transform the Dublin residence of female cult members into a "wife factory." The rest of her monologue is equally disturbing, filled with rhetoric about submission and obedience to husbands.

https://youtu.be/lHHuc-D4x6w?si=ezyGqrdjVja0ooP1

Francesca's husband (Luke) has openly exposed his deeply disturbing tendencies for control and unimaginable acts in his own words at the 27-minute mark, in this video.
https://youtu.be/OHw-NKUyTuQ?si=8t97hbJOaENZkQbP

Against this backdrop, it’s horrifying to consider that this pair are wielding influence over the lives of young women and men, now even targeting teenagers. Exploiting them for money, manipulating their lives—all of this unfolding in Dublin in 2025. Imagine your teenager being drawn into this world, all under the guise of faith?

Again, please keep your young people safe. It all starts with a dance class or an innocent game of frisbee in Fairview Park and before you know it, they are being controlled by this pair with sinister motivations, who claim to be close to God.

by ICCUnveiled

19 comments

  1. Thanks for bringing up your concern, as a follower of Christ I’m deeply saddened at the amount of people and groups who use religion and faith to benefit their wicked ways, please know that Christs teachings directly contradict many of these people’s beliefs even though they claim to come in His name, Christ told us to expose evil and we shouldn’t worry, I say this with deep compassion and love, they will be judged according to their works as will we all if we like it or not.

  2. I don’t think a bunch of bible thumpers have much chance of turning ireland into Gilead, to be honest. They can be scumbags without the hyperbole.

  3. What’s alarming? Ireland has every bonkers version of Christianity. Another one won’t make that much of a difference.

    All the things they are against is not that different to Catholic doctrine.

  4. Fella standing at back-centre, wearing the cap is giving “I killed a man” vibes

  5. They’re not the only group like that operating here. The more you look, the more you find.

  9. “Planting” sure is a choice, verb wise. 

    Did they not have any actual Irish people to workshop that with, no?

  11. Everyone in that picture looks like an absolute wanker

  12. I actually went to the trouble of googling ‘Gilead’ and glancing over the first page of results. I even went into the Wikipedia article and I _even_ clicked on disambiguation. Still don’t know what you are talking about

  14. This is a worrying trend. Many of us in our 30’s and 40’s have a degree of cynicism towards religion and religious institutions because witnessed all the scandals. But younger generations don’t have that protective scar tissue. You just have to look at the Burkes to see that it doesn’t take many of them to cause issues.

    Here is a guide to High Demand Religions which discusses red flags to be aware of.

    [https://nz.oliveleaf.network/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Muffin_Recipe_2023.pdf](https://nz.oliveleaf.network/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Muffin_Recipe_2023.pdf)

  15. This is a worrying trend. Many of us in our 30’s and 40’s have a degree of cynicism towards religion and religious institutions because witnessed all the scandals. But younger generations don’t have that protective scar tissue. You just have to look at the Burkes to see that it doesn’t take many of them to cause issues.

    Here is a guide to High Demand Religions which discusses red flags to be aware of.

    [https://nz.oliveleaf.network/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Muffin_Recipe_2023.pdf](https://nz.oliveleaf.network/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Muffin_Recipe_2023.pdf)

  16. More important issues to be tackling and worrying about, than a very very small cohort of religious people. Who as far as I can tell, don’t invite violence.

    So let them be and if I end up with a Maid who is there to make kids for me, then so be it!!

  17. Black guy looks like the leader of the cult church Living Waters – self proclaimed ‘Bishop’ Shanks

  18. Their followers will approach you on public transport and ask you to join their prayer group too! They listen to peoples conversations and will approach if they overhear you talking about anything at all that may mean you’re vulnerable.

    It’s a bit predatory. 2 girls I know were approached by one of their followers when they were talking about things being stressful on the Luas!

  19. I can’t find their website or any articles about law suits against them – someone help

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