Myths We Believe, Predators We Trust: 37 Things You Don't Want to Know About Abuse in Church (But You Really Should)
In 'Myths We Believe, Predators We Trust,' Sarah McDugal and Daron Pratt delve into 37 vital truths about abuse in church settings. Challenging pervasive myths and exposing how predators exploit trust, this book equips readers with essential knowledge to recognize dangers and foster protection within religious communities.
About This Book
Myths We Believe, Predators We Trust explores the hidden realities of abuse within church environments, challenging common misconceptions that allow harm to persist.
Through 37 essential revelations, the book addresses uncomfortable truths about how predators operate and why they often evade detection in trusted institutions.
Co-authored by Sarah McDugal and Daron Pratt, it provides vital knowledge for individuals seeking to understand and prevent abuse in religious contexts.
The content emphasizes the importance of awareness, encouraging readers to confront these issues head-on for safer communities.
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