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The Goshen Village Board granted approval for the Rotary Club of Goshen to use the area around the Everett Memorial in Village Park for a fund raiser. This will be the second year, following a success...
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The Goshen Village Board granted approval for the Rotary Club of Goshen to use the area around the Everett Memorial in Village Park for a fund raiser. This will be the second year, following a success...
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Ex-Exclusive Brethren accuse church of tearing families apart Fri, 30 Apr 2021, 10:32AM Wellington woman Lindy Jacomb, with her newborn daughter Aria, was excommunicated by the Exclusive Brethren 13 years ago, barely out of her teens. (Photo / RNZ) Ex-Exclusive Brethren accuse church of tearing families apart By Ruth Hill for RNZ Former members of the Exclusive Brethren allege the secretive sect is breaking up families, putting members in isolation and attacking their livelihoods in order to maintain control. Last week RNZ revealed the church, which gets millions of dolla...
Ex-Exclusive Brethren accuse church of tearing families apart: 'There are some pretty nasty stories' Ruth Hill © RNZ Former members of the Exclusive Brethren allege the secretive sect is breaking up families, putting members in isolation and attacking their livelihoods in order to maintain control. Last week RNZ revealed the church, which gets millions of dollars in taxbreaks each year, is using private investigators and lawyers to fend off its critics. A chance remark to her adult daughter three years ago triggered a chain of events that has left a Christchurch woman and he...
Excommunicated Exclusive Brethren members Rob MacLean and Lindy Jacomb. Photo: RNZ Last week RNZ revealed the church, which gets millions of dollars in taxbreaks each year, is using private investigators and lawyers to fend off its critics. A chance remark to her adult daughter three years ago triggered a chain of events that has left a Christchurch woman and her husband estranged from eight of their nine children, 25 grandchildren and wider family, and repeatedly hauled before the courts. The couple, whom RNZ has agreed not to name, blame the organisation, which now calls itself the Plymout...