S06E23 Recovery Group 3

from JW Community Podcast Hosted by Louise Goode and Lara Kaput

In this episode I interview Ruben Ortiz, the founder of one of the biggest ex JW support groups on Facebook. Ruben talks about his life as a Jehovahs Witness, and the two words that woke him. He also discusses the joys and trials of running a support group of over 12000 members.

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