Accused In The House Of God

A True Story of Coercion, Church Hurt, and Finding Faith Again

von Rachel Tanji

78 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

When spiritual authority is misused, the wound can reach far beyond the walls of a church.Rachel entered a private church meeting believing she would receive guidance. Instead, she found herself surrounded by accusation, pressure, and spiritual language that left little room for questions or truth. Frightened and overwhelmed, she gave the answer those confronting her appeared determined to hear.That moment changed how others saw her-and eventually how she saw herself.In Accused in the House of God, Rachel Tanji recounts the rejection, shame, grief, abuse, and difficult personal decisions that followed. She examines how spiritual coercion can distort identity, how untreated wounds can influence later choices, and why the misconduct of religious leaders must never be confused with the character of God.With honesty and Christian conviction, this memoir explores: - How fear and unequal spiritual power can produce a false confession- The lasting effects of church rejection and public shame- The difference between forgiveness, reconciliation, trust, and access- Why accountability and healthy boundaries belong together- How wounded believers can begin rebuilding faith without returning to unsafe environmentsRachel does not excuse her choices or reduce healing to a simple formula. Her story holds together personal responsibility and compassion, showing that grace does not require silence, denial, or continued exposure to harm.Written for wounded believers, survivors of spiritual coercion, church leaders, and anyone seeking to understand church hurt, Accused in the House of God is a testimony of truth, survival, renewed identity, and a faith no longer defined by the failures of people.

• Reihe: Independently published
• ISBN: 9798175243742
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 19.09.2026
• Größe: 216 x 140 mm
• Verlag: Independently published