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Doc. Now, here is your host, Eric Squarsinski.

Hey, everybody, welcome back to another episode of the Preacher Boys podcast. This is a very powerful

episode. I sit down with Rebecca Fultz, who talks about her time at several churches in

Northern California, Southern California, and ending up in Nevada. And she just gets extremely

transparent about three situations of sexual assault that took place across these different

churches and how each church worked proactively to cover up those situations. We talk a lot about

mental health and the way that that affected it. We talk about the church's view on sexuality.

And we talk a little bit about the college culture at Golden State Baptist College.

And the way that Jack Treber actually personally responded to one of the allegations that was made

when Rebecca called from her church in San Diego to ask him for his advice.

And so it's a really heavy episode, but also a really powerful one.

Rebecca's an amazing fighter, survivor, and her perseverance and her strength through all of this

is really incredible. And I know it's going to be encouraging to you guys. So be sure to listen to

the very end. I think she has some really important takeaways that people need to be thinking

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