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Jed married Cynthia D. Lasseter Smock (who calls herself “Sister Cindy” when preaching). They have five daughters, all of whom have accompanied them on their travels and appearances on college campuses. Preaching style and personal views Brother Jed on Speaker's Circle in Sept. 2005
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“There, in the Burger King, Brother Jed made the decision to follow Jesus,” Sister Cindy said. “He got baptized that night and immediately began witnessing there at Indiana State.”
According to the article, Cindy tried to tempt Brother Jed into sin, but Jed stood firm in the word of the Lord. She didn’t rebuke her, however, as the next day he accompanied her to church. After a lengthy struggle, Sister Cindy accepted Christianity. Brother Jed gleefully baptized his latest convert in the Gulf of Mexico.
Brother Max and I labeled Cindy, the Disco Queen, because she was fanatical about dancing and had completed both a twelve-hour and thirty-hour dance-a-thon. She frequented the discos weekly. After I rebuked her, Cindy brought her friends out regularly to listen to Brother Max and me preach the Gospel. They claimed no intention of wanting salvation.
Michael Carney. George Edward Smock, better known on college campuses including Purdue as Brother Jed, died Monday. He was 79, according to Wikipedia. His wife, "Sister Cindy" Lasseter...
After finding that college students had been sharing videos online from Cindy and her husband Brother Jed's frequent campus preaching sessions, she started her own account in March.
