Hosted by Elita Galvin · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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This podcast explores the roots and history of the Baltimore-based group Greater Grace World Outreach (GGWO), how they got to where they are today, and what happens to those who discover that twisted grace isn't so great after all.
Elita Galvin hosts Looking for Grace, a religion show with 12 episodes published.
Welcome to part one of a multi-part episode series on the decline of Carl Stevens, the rise of Tom Schaller, and the messy, messy middle in between. In these next few episodes, we will be taking a look at what happens wh
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For this episode I am delighted to welcome back Jennifer Dean as we discuss her new book, "Shadow of Joy." We talk about the writing, editing, and launch process, along with all the emotions that come with creating and r
Show notesIn this episode, we talk about the latest news of Greater Grace's decision to resign from the Evangelical Counsel for Financial Accountability while under investigation for being out of compliance with one of the ECFA gu
Show notesTwo families. Two super conservative religious ecosystems. How does this result in both families having two sons who became predators? On this episode we take a look at what might be contributing factors to how these two
Show notesFor this episode I am joined by the writer of the Grumpy Bex blog on Substack as we tackle the topic of purity culture and the impact it had on our generation, especially females of our generation, both as teenagers and
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This week I am joined on the podcast by survivor and author Jennifer Dean. Jennifer is an absolute delight, and in this conversation we talk about her experience being in a marriage marked by coercive control and abuse w
Show notesI am so pleased to bring you the very first guest conversation on Looking for Grace podcast! I had great time chatting with Arrow about what's it's like when the world you know crashes with reality. We also discussed con
Show notesIn this episode we will examine some examples of abuse at GGWO affiliate locations by local church leaders and the response of GGWO leaders in Baltimore. We will also take a look at GGWO's view of affiliation and why it
Show notesIn this episode, we take a look at the timeline of abuses at GGWO Baltimore that were detailed in the GRACE report and whether or not they fit the leader's claim of there having been no findings of abuse at the Baltimore
Show notesIn this one we start right with the figure who was central to it all-Carl Stevens. Content warning for manipulation and abuse.
Show notesJoin us as we discuss the difference between a church and a cult and why it matters-with a side dish of spice about the latest GGWO update.
Show notesThis episode explores the origins and evolution of Greater Grace World Outreach, founded by Carl Stevens in Baltimore after a controversial past in Massachusetts. The discussion delves into the church's recruitment strat
Show notesWelcome listeners to Looking for Grace. This brief introduction will introduce the host and what the podcast will be about.
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Looking for Grace is hosted by Elita Galvin. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 12 episodes.
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