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My Brother's EyesThe True Story of Surviving 16 Years in a Destructive CultNormal Price: $34.95
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My Brother's Eyes by David Ayliffe
My Brother's Eyes tells the true story of a dangerous religious cult that operated in NSW. David Ayliffe was involved with the group from his late teenage years and didn't leave until his early 40's. Called Zion Full Salvation Ministry, the cult began as part of an inner city Anglican Church in Sydney. It was founded by a woman who claimed to have Christ's stigmata and to be the embodiment of God on earth. When the woman died 16 years later, most of the 70-odd congregation had been stripped of their finances and investments and in many cases their self-esteem too. My Brother's Eyes is a troubling story but has a happy ending as it tells the story of the separation of the brothers and their eventual reunion.
ISBN: 9781920721923 ISBN-10: 1920721924 Classification: Autobiography: general , Contemporary non-Christian & para-Christian cults & sects Format: Paperback (210mm x 140mm x mm) Pages: 296 Imprint: John Garratt Publishing Publisher: John Garratt Publishing Publish Date: 1-Nov-2009 Country of Publication: Australia |
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