The more I look at these photos, the more random things I notice. There are quite a few other women who look edited into the photo. I get that it’s hard to get a photo with everyone present, but the swapping out people after you’ve already publicly used a picture is pretty sad. 

On 3/15/2024 at 2:26 PM, HeavyTesting said:

In the spirit of Kate Middleton's photo editing scandal, I present what I believe to be an example of Remnant revisionist history. This photo on Remnant's website shows women in leadership. If you drag to the desktop, it's labeled as being from 2021. I have studied this photo at different times in recent months, and there appear to be TWO newish additions to this photo that I don't remember in the original. Would love someone experienced with photo editing to weigh in!

1. Erin Shamblin (or is it Erin Baker  — as she is now married to Daniel Baker, more on that in a minute) appears to be have been photoshopped in on the left side (her face looks completely flat and with a different light than anyone else). Is it just me?

2. Toward the center of the photo, Elizabeth Shamblin Hannah also appears to have been added to the photo; I don't recall her in the original. Probably covering someone who left. I also believe the photo inserted is the SAME exact look from a family photo posted to her late husband, Brandon' FB page in December 2020. Same exact pose same hair, same pained expression, same contouring, I even think I see the outline of the collar. Is it just me?

3. Speaking of Erin's new husband Daniel Baker ... until their divorce was made official in February, he was previously married to Amanda Baker. They were off-and-on church leaders and he played in the praise band with Michael. He married Erin 10 days after the divorce. Amanda also worked for Brandon Hannah Properties but is no longer there. She appears at the top this photo, so we'll see how long she remains there.

Update from the Photoshop Ministry: As predicted, Remnant has re-doctored this already doctored photo of its women leaders. Amanda Baker (whose ex now married Erin Shamblin) has gone poof — top center. Below and to the right, Elizabeth has been removed from this photo —and she got a better, larger photo with her daughter on the leader page. And Naomi Swindell — Elizabeth’s lackey —  has been inserted in Elizabeth’s spot. (Old photo has numbers, new has arrows.)

57 minutes ago, Cupcake79 said:

I live in Europe, in a rural area. Houses are of all kinds of types and styles. I don’t think I have ever visited a house with more than three bathrooms/half baths. Usually no more than two. Master bedrooms en suite are practicality non existent in our area and definitely uncommon in the whole country. So I don’t understand why you need multiple bathrooms in a normal size house. We have two bathrooms and get by fine even when we have two teenagers and a younger child. 

Growing up, my dad’s house had one bathroom for 5 people. It was a nightmare when all 5 of us were home. My dad took forever to take a dump in the morning. Plus everyone needed to shower, brush their teeth, and pee in that bathroom. We had to schedule things out. Like all kids had to shower at night. Not in the morning before school. And you had to quickly brush your teeth before dad got in there in the morning. Because he was in there for a good 45 minutes! I remember once when my sibling wouldn’t get out of the bathroom and I had an emergency. I ended up pooping my pants. It was horrible. So when we were house hunting in our current neighborhood, I said we must have 2 toilets. I even said it was ok if there was just a Pittsburgh potty in the basement as the second toilet. If you don’t know what a Pittsburgh potty is, it’s just a random toilet in the basement. People say it was for men who worked in the mines all day would come home and strip in the basement, wash up, and use the toilet down there so they didn’t make a mess in the regular bathroom. The basement was where all the clothing was washed anyway so it would make sense. We did see some houses with random basement toilets but didn’t buy them. We ended up with a bathroom on the first floor and a bathroom on the second floor. My kids spend a lot of time in the basement playing with toys and video games. I would love a Pittsburgh potty down there nowadays. 

Podcast with Jessa and Ben. I think this is the link to an YT alternative so that other couple doesn't get the clicks.

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=r63hG8xWYdY

I live in Europe, in a rural area. Houses are of all kinds of types and styles. I don’t think I have ever visited a house with more than three bathrooms/half baths. Usually no more than two. Master bedrooms en suite are practicality non existent in our area and definitely uncommon in the whole country. So I don’t understand why you need multiple bathrooms in a normal size house. We have two bathrooms and get by fine even when we have two teenagers and a younger child.