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David discusses the effects of leaving Hillsong and what life's been like since as well as the influences Frank Houston had on the city, the nation, and his son, Brian.We hear more about the similarities David sees, the ways he survived and the fears he holds for those involved with Hillsong now.Join us for the inspiring and hope-filled conclusion, while we also make history. Hillsong is still claiming that Brian Houston started Hillsong. We are so grateful to David for his resolute recounting of what happened behind this whitewash. Make sure you listen to parts 1 and 2 to find out.It's enough of the Hillsong only version of history.Now, we're hearing the rest!
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David tells us more 80's history of Hillsong, its founder Frank Houston's expansion of an empire and Frank's son, a young preacher, called Brian who had recently moved from New Zealand with his wife, Bobbie. Part 2 ofAn Irresistible Drug: David's Story onLeaving Hillsong
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David was a working musician in Sydney's 80's scene when he happened upon a friendly family church with a vibrant community called Sydney Christian Life Centre - run by Pastor Frank Houston and his son, Brian, in the background.What he didn't know, what nobody apart from a select few would know, for another 20 years was that Frank was a prolific child rapist. All he saw was a father figure.Join us as David and I talk in Part 1 of David's story. #leavinghillsong
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