<p>Leona Stuckey is a psychotherapist, and she’s the author of the book, The Fog of Faith: Surviving my Impotent God. She talks to about being brutalized by a man at the age of 16, escaping, being hunted for three decades, and surviving. It’s a story of resilience, of faith tested, and of insight in the face of personal and community violence. </p> <div> </div>

Leona Stuckey is a psychotherapist, and she’s the author of the book, The Fog of Faith: Surviving my Impotent God. She talks to about being brutalized by a man at the age of 16, escaping, being hunted for three decades, and surviving. It’s a story of resilience, of faith tested, and of insight in the face of personal and community violence.

<p>Leona Stuckey is a psychotherapist, and she’s the author of the book, The Fog of Faith: Surviving my Impotent God. She talks to about being brutalized by a man at the age of 16, escaping, being hunted for three decades, and surviving. It’s a story of resilience, of faith tested, and of insight in the face of personal and community violence.&nbsp;</p> &nbsp;

S1 E11 Leona Stuckey and community violence

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S1 E11 Leona Stuckey and community violence

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