About This Project

What This Is

DateSetters is an independent documentation project. It collects, organizes, and analyzes public social media content from people who set specific dates for the Christian rapture, make prophetic authority claims, and direct communities in ways that cause documented harm.

Date-setting is not new. Public predictions of the rapture or the return of Christ have recurred, failed, and been revised for well over a century. The people documented here are its current players.

The project is not anti-Christian. The Matthew 24:36 anchor — “But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only” — is the theological baseline. Date-setting is not a fringe interpretation contested by scholars; it is explicitly ruled out by the text these channels cite as their own authority.

Methodology

All documentation on this site is drawn from:

• Public social media content: videos, posts, captions, and comment threads
• Public platform figures: subscriber, view, and like counts and publication dates as the platforms report them
• Direct quotation: what the people documented here have said in their own videos, posts, and comments, or in public interviews
• Public records: where relevant, verifiable biographical details, business registrations, and platform policies

Nothing on this site is fabricated, inferred without citation, or based on private communications. Every claim is sourced to a specific video, post, comment, or public record, and every quotation names its source.

The subjects document themselves. This site organizes what they have said and done in a form that can be reviewed, cited, and referenced.

Framing

This project does not take a position on whether the rapture will occur, when it might occur, or which Christian traditions are correct in their eschatological interpretation. It takes one position: no one can know the specific date, because the text says so — and claiming otherwise causes harm when it fails.

The harm documented here is not speculative. It appears in comment threads, in direct testimonies from viewers, and in the behavioral record of the channels themselves.

Scope

Current subjects: Joshua Mhlakela (@exodus2025), Hlengiwe Mchunu (@HlengiweMchunu24), and Christy Williams Deurloo (@Rapture2025Confirmation). The broader RaptureTok ecosystem includes additional channels, community figures, and amplifiers.

Documentation is ongoing. New content is added as significant developments occur — failed dates, theological pivots, escalation events, and community responses.

Site Analytics

This site counts visits with privacy-focused analytics that run on this project’s own server. They set no cookies and do not store IP addresses. For each page view they record the page, the referring site, the browser, operating system, device type, screen size, language, and an approximate location derived from the IP address, normally the country. The data stays on this project’s server and is not shared or sold. Blocking scripts in your browser turns it off completely.

Contact

Questions, corrections, or tips: [email protected]

This is an anonymous project maintained by an independent researcher with no institutional affiliation. Requests for the operator’s personal identity will not receive a response.

All source material is public social media content and public records. No private communications, location data, or non-public information about the people documented here is used or published.