Renee’s Substack
Renee HillsI write about the journey to wholeness after leaving the 2x2's, a fundamentalist, Christian sect/cult in which I was born and raised. The religion is also known among members as the Way, the Truth and the Friends.
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Trigger warning: CSA
My family of origin is caught in a web of sticky traditions
The web looks pretty. It is strung out across the world, anchored in many different countries. The cloying strands of apparent sweetness and light are dotted with the participation and sacrifice of many of the ‘friends’ (the name that 2x2 m...
Thoughts on the occasion of a 2x2 wedding
The sadness never goes away. It’s not as overwhelming today as it used to be. Twenty-eight years is a long time to get used to never quite belonging in my family of origin; twenty-eight years of knowing that it was my bid for personal freed...
Annual bombshells rock the 2x2 cult into which I was born
In the first half of the last three years, a bombshell has dropped on the 2x2s. In 2023, it was the Dean Bruer scandal (Bruergate, some call it). A few months after a highly respected overseer (minister with responsibility over other worker...
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Writer. Mama. Nonna. Writing about reconstructing the psyche through memoir, meditation, IFS Therapy and other discoveries, after being born and raised (B&R) and exiting the Truth, a high-control, fundamentalist Christian sect.
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