Trigger warning. This podcast contains descriptions of various abusive situations. Listener discretion is advised.

The church has made their decisions and made their bed, and you're not responsible for that.

You know, I'm not responsible for that. That's why I'm on this podcast. Like, I'm not covering for anybody anymore.

Like, that's their problem. I'm not here because I hate them.

It's actually the opposite. Like, I want people to realize that, like, I still care.

And, um, but you have to stand on the truth you have to like

or else it's going to crumble going to fall eventually it will and so yeah I guess I would just

encourage that that like count the cost of the lies.

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.

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or Twitter with a handle at Preacher Boys Doc. Now, here's your host, Eric Squarsinski.

All right, everybody, welcome back to the Preacher Boys podcast. I'm really excited to be joined by Angie and Norman

today on the podcast. Can the two of you just introduce yourselves and just give me a little bit of

background about how you got introduced to the independent Baptist movement? My name is Angie and

I was introduced from birth because my dad and my mom, they're missionaries, to the Arctic of Canada.

So I was basically born and raised in it.

And so, yeah, all my life I've been that.

And I'm Norman here.

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