The End of the Matter

The End of the Matter

2/5/2016

You never know where inspiration will strike. Nor when an opportunity to apply your new knowledge and practice your new skills will surface.

After two years of No Contact with my parents, I tangled with another narcissist.

Read all about the kerfuffle and what I learned from it...here!

http://blogs.psychcentral.com/narcissism/2016/02/fight-narc-1/

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Lenora Thompson...

...attended FBCS from 1986-1996. While there, she believes she both witnessed and heard about several abuses and scandals that were successfully hushed up and swept under the carpet. It is her opinion and observation that this hurt the student body, who have obediently kept FBCS' secrets...until now.

Her motivation in writing about FBCS is not to wound the current (mostly new!) faculty, who she has heard, are wonderful people.

An organization is only as good as its staff and most of the staff at FBCS from 1986-1996 were wonderful people and teachers, who loved and cared about their students' minds and souls.

However, there were others who blatantly and hypocritically violated the very doctrine they passionately preached.

The goal of this webpage is to hold FBCS accountable to their own doctrine to, "Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them." (Eph. 5:11)

By ordering the student body never to speak about the scandals, even to each other, the abuse was amplified and the wounds continue, to this day.

Let this be the one place online where the truth of what occurred at Fourth Baptist Christian School during the 1970s-1990s can be told and healing can occur.

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