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the church of wells. now, it's an evangelical congregation that set up in a small town in east texas. people who live there are calling it a cult. in recent weeks, they have clashed with members in an effort to get them out. al jazeera's heidi jo castrow has their story. >> who are the church of wells? the group of 100 some fundamentalist christians own homes and businesses in this small east texas community. they raise their chickens and homeschool their children. they live behind covered windows and closed doors and as captured in this cell phone video, they tell people they are going to hell. the wells home coming parade turned violent. several attacked church members as they preached to the gathering, which included jeffrey brotherton's 4-year-old daughter. >> her and several other children that are unmentioned are traumatized from it. they are having nightmares. they are not wanting to, you know, go out and play any more. >> two church members were treated for injuries but did not press charges. >> i forgive them and i love them. and i have nothing but love in my heart for them. t

the 100 members of the church of wells call a small east texas town home. we first introduced you to a church, we've introduced that church to you a couple of months ago. members believe all outsiders will go to hell. but the people in wells say the church is a cult. heidi zhou-castro had a rare opportunity to sit down with both sides. >> if that was the case why do you go around preaching you're going to hell? >> a test of faith in a small town in texas. never before has religion invoked so much passion. >> how do you know what's in my heart? >> these men are with the church of wells. fundamentalist christians who came to wells two years ago, when their rv broke down in the middle of town. >> we believe that god sent us to wells to reach this community of people. >> what their church believes is that a true believer, must join them, including shunning one family. this is 27-year-old katherine grove, a church member whose family has desperately tried to reunite with her. >> any religion that fears the loving arms of a mother and outside communication with th

there, hundreds, maybe thousands of people in our town of tyler -- and i knew it was going on in longview and all over east texas. people came out to the town square and they prayed together. and they were not about to let any court -- no court would have had the nerve to tell america on 9/12, you have no right to pray in public. they wouldn't have had the right to say that on 9/12, 2001. so we were praying together as citizens out there. we sang hymns. we sang "amazing grace" and "god bless america." hat is go god bless america? " we held hands as people sang this. people did this all over america on 9/12, 2001. and as i looked around among all those people, my american iends, there was not a hyphenated in the group. we had all origins, races, i mean all kinds of groups represented, but we were americans. there were no euro, african-american, asian-americans, irish-americans. there were americans and we stood together, we sang together, we prayed together. and there was no mess out there. we were together, one people. as that great speech given by senator obama pointed out, there shouldn't be a red america, blue america, black america

the east, 9:00 a.m. in the west. new this hour, a severe weather threat from texas to the carolinas. they come after several twisters were seen in north carolina on friday. that town was hit really hard with hail. huge hail balls fell from the sky. now, dr. greg postel from the weather channel with more. >> we have a powerful storm moving in from the rockies, and it's going to take its sweet time. we not only have the chance for storms today, it's going to last into early next week. let's look at what we've got today. it's actually tonight. i think most of today's going to be quiet across the plains. i don't think we'll get big storms until this evening, sunset time, shortly thereafter. the chance of storms exist with the possibility of some tornadoes. what we can do is time it out for you and show you the area the thunderstorms will likely get going. the air is converging at low levels, right along those directions. thunderstorms, if they get going this evening, will do so around this area. all modes of severe weather are possible. hail, high winds, maybe even some tornadoes. probably late overnight tonight, the storms weaken after midnight or so. then we have to