Christianity · Bodies Behind The Bus
by Bodies Behind The Bus
The Bodies Behind the Bus is a podcast centering on the voices of spiritual abuse survivors. We began with stories out of the Acts 29 network and have branched into many organizations since our launch. We are the discarded few. We have been abused, gaslit, ignored, slandered, deceived, intentionally hurt, and betrayed. Our stories were manipulated and our voices were stolen. We were left alone with all the confusion, grief, hurt, and pain but today we begin to reclaim our stories and find our voices once again because we matter, and being a body behind the bus is not the gospel.
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I was skeptical when I started listening because the hosts weren’t primarily trying to be fair, represent the “other” side of the church leaders, or do journalism, BUT THEN I learned more about trauma and how everyone deserves to be believed. Every single storyteller on this podcast was cast out or judged by a group of church leaders who have already had their story told through their platform or their marketing team. This podcast and the team behind it gives people a platform to have their story heard without interruption. And as someone who has told their story, people aren’t coming on here to get a platform or tear down God’s church. We are trying to hear ourselves say a thing out loud that we need to believe inside so we can move forward and move on.
I have listened from the beginning. What started out as truly painful and distressing stories of church misconduct/abuse told by the victims themselves has slowly morphed into stories where the hosts regularly and insufferably interrupt with their personal moralizing, politicizing, and preaching. Today’s story on The Stone was a new host low. My recommendation to what really started out as a strong podcast would be: choose a lane. Is this about presenting real stories or a vehicle for the two hosts to grandstand?
I have been listening to a few deconstruction podcasts over the past few years and Bodies Behind The Bus has really helped me expand my views on issues from the Israel Palestine war to how many evangelical churches handle abuse scandals. I appreciate listening to this podcast and want to say thank you to the hosts and board who make this possible! Thank you
I just found you and have gobbled up every episode. I feel seen and heard in every story and want to have a big party with every guest and the compassionate, lovely co-hosts. I feel like we are all friends even though we have never actually met. Bravo for this good, hard work!!
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