locations secret and not to communicate with their families. The members fear being arrested or kidnapped at the request of distraught families, with instances reported as recently as 1998. Families of members have asserted that their relatives are moved about to keep them from reestablishing familial contact. Parents whose children have disappeared into the movement have formed a group called "The Roberts Group Parents Network" for mutual support and to aid in locating missing members. In 2011, Evangeline Griego's documentary film God Willing explored the experiences of parents trying to reestablish contact with children who had joined the Brethren and disappeared. The film has since aired on PBS stations in the United States. See also Faith mission Jesus Christians Bibliography Footnotes References Further reading Books Cult Sister by Lesley Smailes ISBN 978-0-624-08040-9 News reports External links B.A. Robinson, Religioustolerance.org by the Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance, "The Brethren (Jim Roberts) a.k.a. The Brotherhood, Garbage Eaters, etc." March 17, 2006 The Roberts Group Parents Network ICSA review for From Dean’s List to Dumpsters: Why I Left Harvard to Join a Cult Jesus movement Religious organizations established in the 1970s Apocalyptic groups Restorationism (Christianity) Nondenominational Christianity Christian new religious movements Christian denominations founded in the United States Christian denominations established in the 20th century