“Ghosted” with Nancy French - Part 2

In this episode, Nancy opens up about her personal journey
through childhood sexual abuse, revealing how it led her to take
on an investigative journalism project that would dramatically
alter both her career and her life. As the lead journalist, Nancy
exposed the deep-rooted culture of enabling and covering up
sexual abuse at one of the largest Christian camps in the U.S.


In the process of confronting her own past, Nancy also faced
significant opposition, particularly from Christians who defended
the camp. She and her husband endured personal attacks as they
distanced themselves from conservative views that no longer
reflected their faith.


The backlash Nancy encountered for her work has been intense. Dan
comments, “Telling the truth is the root and the rule of freedom.
But the price often for those who tell the truth is a form of
imprisonment—a kind of being bound and sent out.”


Regardless of political views, Nancy’s story is one of pursuing
truth, seeking justice, and finding healing in the most
unexpected places. If you’d like to hear more from Nancy, be sure
to pick up her book, “Ghosted: An American Story,” available
wherever books are sold.



*** Listener discretion is advised: This two-part discussion
includes discussion of child abuse, particularly sexual abuse,
suicide, and some coarse language.