Episode 76: Nancy French lives to tell

The Christian Chronicle Podcast

Bestselling author (Ghosted: An American Story) and Church of Christ daughter Nancy French opens up about her new memoir and allegations of childhood sexual abuse by a minister. She talks about how sexual abuse happens in Christian churches and organizations and why they sometimes protect perpetrators and not their victims. And, in Christianity, where forgiveness of sins and redemption are central, how might congregations hold abusers accountable while also holding fast to the gospel?
Link to Ghosted: An American Story, by Nancy French (Zondervan)
Link to The Christian Chronicle's review of Ghosted: An American Story
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1. Episode 76: Nancy French lives to tell (00:00:00)

2. Ghosted (00:01:31)

3. Theology of Suffering and Lament (00:16:22)

4. Reexamining Church Teachings on Sexual Purity (00:20:51)

5. Ethics of Forgiveness and Accountability (00:28:38)

6. Denominational Challenges in Church (00:42:06)

7. Finding Hope Amid Institutional Failures (00:48:19)

8. Support the Christian Chronicle Podcast (00:57:33)