Editing Word of Life (Sweden) (section)

==Popular culture==
A parody of the congregation exists in novel ''[[Berts bekymmer]]'', where Klimpen returns to [[Öreskoga]], now as a member of the congregation "Lennarts ord". The congregation runs a [[Bible college|bible school]] in [[Motala]], and is led by a person named Lennart.<ref>{{cite book | author = Anders Jacobsson, Sören Olsson | title = Berts bekymmer | date = 1994 | language = sv | page = 62 | chapter = Tisdag 18 juli}}</ref>

In Stieg Larsson's novel, [[The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo]], journalist Mikael Blomkvist's daughter, Pernilla, is a member of the church. Her recognition of the Old Testament verses corresponding to a series of numbers in Harriet Vanger's datebook (which Blomkvist initially took to be telephone numbers) helps her father to make the connection between Harriet's disappearance in 1966 and a serial killer who used parodies of the punishments laid out in the Book of Leviticus as a "signature" for his murders of various women all over Sweden.