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Blog - Rebekah Drumsta's title: Rebekah Drumsta-A Safe Space to Ask Hard Questions

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We’ve all seen the posts. A gaggle of beautiful children, a perfectly curated home with fresh sourdough rising on the counter, goats or chickens grazing in the yard, and a fresh-faced mom in prairie-core fashion. Her teenager runs a business from the kitchen table. The husband makes a cameo—lifting something heavy or kissing her forehead. On the surface, it’s idyllic...

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This post might make things sticky for me. You know, tread lightly or else I’m gonna make some folks upset. But that’s not my style. It used to be, back when I blogged under another name because I was too afraid to use my full name - Rebekah Drumsta. I was afraid back then of what people would think of me, what they would do to me, what would happen if I asked the qu...

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A Survivor’s Response to “Why So Many Teens Join a Cult” by Bill Gothard with a Tool That Could Really Help Your Teen Stay Safe From Cultic Influence

This week I was researching a topic for another article I was developing and of all things, Bill Gothard’s own website pulled u...

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This blog post is a continuation of what was just supposed to be a brief social media thought:

“I did something today 20 year old me would never have dreamed or approved of: I took my daughter on a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/lifeofashowgirl?__cft__[0]=AZXEQiYvFtPMHx1rD_YBn8g9FJzzp70gGRgiCuxRDJDLb1nBG...

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There’s a quiet reckoning happening in the hearts of many women.

They’re beginning to name what was never safe to say aloud:That the faith they were raised in didn’t always feel like love.
That the men who taught them about God also taught them to shrink, submit, and stay silent.
That spiritual language was used to excuse control, cover abuse, an...

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