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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10561487372580 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR1407 (1828) |
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Description
EXCOMMUNICATED: Story of Leaving the Exclusive Brethren
by Craig Hoyle
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 9781775542018
Format: small paperback
Published: Harper Collins 2023
Size (mm): 155 w x 235 h x 40 h
Pages: 327
SKU: A5/2501/U401
ABOUT
A heart-wrenching multi-generational family memoir by an excommunicated member of the Exclusive Brethren Church.
After coming out as gay, Craig Hoyle was excommunicated from the New Zealand Exclusive Brethren and forced to say goodbye to his family forever. The conservative sect was everything he'd ever known - a childhood where television, pop music, sports and even pets were against the rules.
Joining public society for the first time, Craig sets out to meet his grandfather and uncovers two centuries and seven generations of the family's tangled and often cruel relationship with the Brethren.
Weaving their past with Craig's own upbringing in this secretive and oppressive religious group, Excommunicated charts the evolution of the Exclusive Brethren in NZ and the heart wrenching stories of a family torn apart.
Includes colour images.
CONDITION
Near new with light handling wear having been read twice, price sticker on the rear cover.
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