Hey everybody, welcome back to the show. I want to make a quick correction to something that was said in this episode.

In the conversation, it was stated that there were nine confirmed perpetrators of abuse at Parkside Baptist Church.

That was misstated, and I want to correct it. There were nine confirmed counts of abuse, not nine confirmed perpetrators.

I wanted to make that distinction before starting the episode.

But thank you so much for listening and enjoy this conversation.

Trigger warning. This podcast contains descriptions of various abusive situations.

Listener discretion is advised. You are listening to the Preacher Boys podcast, a podcast shedding light on decades of mental, physical, and sexual abuse within the independent fundamental Baptist movement.

The testimony shared on this podcast are told from the personal experience and perspective of the survivors.

Not all legal outcomes are known or final.

Any suspect is presumed innocent until proven

guilty in the court of law. Now, here's your host, Eric Squarsinski. Hey, everybody, welcome back

to the Preach Boys podcast. I'm sitting down with three different guests. I have Caitlin, Becca,

and one of the OGs of the Preacher Boys podcast, Tim.

He got to be there month two. And I cringed my way, re-listing through our episode recently at my

hosting skills that had not developed at all yet. And so if you think I'm bad now, you got to go

back and listen to that episode. But I'm really excited to have you all yet. And so if you think I'm bad now, you got to go back and listen to that episode.

But I'm really excited to have you all on and really excited to talk a little bit about what

you're doing with these protests. And I just want to say off the bat, because people

tend to listen to the beginning of episodes and then drop out, like. I really appreciate the way you're going into these.

I appreciate that these are peaceful protests, that you're not standing there,

screaming at people on the street.

I always get nervous when I see people organize things like this because it can do more harm

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