Golgista

Golgista is a term used to describe individuals who are members of the Golgotha Church, a Christian denomination founded in 1993 by David C. Pack. The church is known for its unique beliefs and practices, which include a strong emphasis on the Second Coming of Jesus Christ and the concept of the "Rapture," a belief that the church will be taken to heaven before the end of the world. Golgotha Church is headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, and has a significant following in the United States and Canada.

The Golgotha Church is characterized by its distinctive architecture, with many of its buildings featuring a distinctive red brick design. The church's teachings are based on a literal interpretation of the Bible, with a focus on the teachings of Jesus Christ and the importance of personal salvation. The church's leadership is hierarchical, with David C. Pack serving as the senior pastor and spiritual leader.

Golgista members are known for their active involvement in community service and outreach efforts. The church is involved in various charitable activities, including disaster relief, homelessness assistance, and support for veterans. Golgotha Church also operates several schools and educational institutions, providing education to thousands of students.

The Golgotha Church has faced criticism and controversy over the years, with some critics accusing the church of promoting false teachings and engaging in unethical business practices. However, the church maintains that its teachings are based on a literal interpretation of the Bible and that its actions are motivated by a desire to spread the message of Jesus Christ and help those in need.