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| − | '''Dalva Agne Lynch''' (born in [[Brazil]] in [[1950]]) was a member of The [[Children of God]] from [[1975]] to [[1985]]. In [[1989]], she wrote a book about [[The Family]]. In 1990, some excerpts from her book were translated from Portuguese to English and published in the United States. Lynch has stated that the book was never published in its entirety due to the retribution two of her children in the [[cult]] were suffering as a result of her writing about her experiences with the organization. | + | '''Dalva Agne Lynch''' (born in [[Brazil]] in [[1950]]) was a member of The [[Children of God]] from [[1975]] to [[1985]]. In [[1989]], she wrote a book about [[The Family]]. In [[1990]], some excerpts from her book were translated from Portuguese to English and published in the United States. Lynch has stated that the book was never published in its entirety due to the retribution two of her children in the [[cult]] were suffering as a result of her writing about her experiences with the organization. |
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Revision as of 07:40, 15 January 2011
Dalva Agne Lynch (born in Brazil in 1950) was a member of The Children of God from 1975 to 1985. In 1989, she wrote a book about The Family. In 1990, some excerpts from her book were translated from Portuguese to English and published in the United States. Lynch has stated that the book was never published in its entirety due to the retribution two of her children in the cult were suffering as a result of her writing about her experiences with the organization.
More information
- http://www.dalvalynch.net
- Christian Research Journal: Inside the "Heavenly Elite" — except from Dalva Lynch's book translated by Paul Carden
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