The Brief Almost a month after two self-proclaimed religious leaders were arrested, their "church" appears to continue operations. The backstory:The U.S. Department of Justice said Brannon, along with Taylor, led Kingdom of God Global Church. PREVIOUS: Indictments against church leaders arrested in forced labor network called 'remarkable' by expertsThe federal indictment alleges that victims were deprived of food, sleep and freedom. MORE: Mother relieved after church leaders arrested in forced labor scheme, believes son was a victim"They said that ‘Apostle’ was having dreams about me," she said. PREVIOUS: Church leaders arrested in multi-state money laundering, forced labor investigation"He was so happy, and he's really so excited to hear from you," the voicemail said.