Nadine, this is such an important development. 💜 What stood out to me is the possibility of making documented information harder to bury, because accountability cannot happen when silence keeps protecting the person who caused harm. “Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them.” — Ephesians 5:11 ✨
I have subscribed to "The Roys Report" for years and admire her greatly. I believe she attended Wheaton College in Illinois and later worked at Moody Radio in Chicago. If my memory serves me correctly, she courageously spoke out about improprieties at Moody involving "renowned" Christian leaders and was immediately fired. Undeterred by the horrific response to her allegations, she founded her own company. She also exposed financial corruption at Harvest Bible Chapel. Her newsletters and websites are brilliant. She offers a monthly book selection for subscribers and has an annual conference on recovery from spiritual abuse.
Thanks for responding. Once again, I am awake until 4:00 am, reading posts about spiritual abuse on Substack. I have found several more articulate, brilliant, compassionate, fascinating, and spiritual individuals to follow.
Nadine, this is such an important development. 💜 What stood out to me is the possibility of making documented information harder to bury, because accountability cannot happen when silence keeps protecting the person who caused harm. “Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them.” — Ephesians 5:11 ✨
I have subscribed to "The Roys Report" for years and admire her greatly. I believe she attended Wheaton College in Illinois and later worked at Moody Radio in Chicago. If my memory serves me correctly, she courageously spoke out about improprieties at Moody involving "renowned" Christian leaders and was immediately fired. Undeterred by the horrific response to her allegations, she founded her own company. She also exposed financial corruption at Harvest Bible Chapel. Her newsletters and websites are brilliant. She offers a monthly book selection for subscribers and has an annual conference on recovery from spiritual abuse.
P.S. I just signed up to receive newsletters from BishopAccountability.org, NetGrace.org, ProtestantAccountability.org, RAINN.org, SNAPnetwork.org, and StopBaptistPredators.org. I also viewed an introductory YouTube video for ProtestantAccountability.org, with testimonies from survivors, and subscribed to their channel. While it may appear extreme and obsessive, I need to wake up. My profound love for God, which I continue to hold and maintain, has been exploited for decades. My heartfelt prayers for the full recovery of everyone who reads this message.
Yes I have spoken with Julie Roys and her staff on many occasions. They are inundated with reports of abuse.
Thanks for responding. Once again, I am awake until 4:00 am, reading posts about spiritual abuse on Substack. I have found several more articulate, brilliant, compassionate, fascinating, and spiritual individuals to follow.
Who is on that website Kip?
Yes
wish I could post one of those celebration GIFs here