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”I feared God with every fibre of my being” Erika Bornman on Life in Kwasizabantu

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Erika Bornman, author of Mission of Malice talks to us about her life growing up in Kwasizabantu, a non-denominational Christian Group she describes as a cult. As a child and a young woman she endured physical and mental abuse, was groomed by her church 'counsellor' and witnessed horrendous abuses. In her early twenties she managed to escape but at great personal cost. Erika's story is emotional, touching and at times harrowing but at the heart of her story is a message of hope and of finding a way to make sense of life outside the confines of a controlling and damaging ideology. If you would like to become a patron you can for just $1:50 through our Patreon page. https://www.patreon.com/whatshouldithinkabout/posts   Erika's Book Mission of Malice https://www.amazon.com/Mission-Malice-My-Exodus-KwaSizabantu/dp/1776096231

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