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The ID Channel Exposes The Dark Secrets of The Independent Fundamentalist Baptist (IFB) in New Docuseries

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Overview

The ID channel is set to release a gripping four-part docuseries titled Let Us Prey: A Ministry of Scandals, which delves into the shocking atrocities committed by The Independent Fundamentalist Baptist (IFB). The series will air on Friday, November 24, 2023, at 9 p.m., with the last two episodes airing on Saturday, November 25, 2023, at the same time.

Unveiling the Dark Side

According to The Republic, the IFB boasts a staggering 6000 churches and 8 million members. However, this eye-opening docuseries reveals the organization's sinister underbelly, particularly in relation to the treatment of women.

The Synopsis

Rotten Tomatoes provides a glimpse into the compelling episodes, stating, "An investigative reporter uncovers more than 400 abuse claims in IFB churches, leading to a prosecutor cracking open Ruthy's case from her childhood; Kathy learns her silencing 28 years ago led to the silencing of more victims, and finally speaks up. Ruthy and Kathy face their abusers in court, and Ruthy's abuser does something shocking and unexpected; Amanda's parents face more than 100 felony charges for crimes against youth at a boarding school where they forced Amanda to punish other kids."

The Alarming Allegations

According to HuffPost, the IFB has been embroiled in a staggering 412 cases of allegations, including assault, rape, child abuse, manipulation, and more. Survivors like Stacey Shiflett have come forward, revealing how pastors often sweep abuse claims under the rug, allowing the perpetrators to move on to other churches unscathed. Shiflett poignantly stated, "The one that does the abuse is the one that always comes out the other side smelling like a rose and goes down the road to another church, so he can do it again to somebody else."

The Power of Independence

Ashley Easter, another survivor, shed light on why the IFB has been able to operate with impunity, attributing it to the organization's independent nature.

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