Summary of Libby Phelps & Sara Stewart's Girl on a Wire

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#1 I was born a member of the only church on Earth whose congregation was going to heaven. I was taught from birth what happened to everyone who wasn’t. I loved to write down the torments of hell in my notebook, because that’s where my church said you were headed.

#2 I was taught from a young age that outside of the WBC, life was full of sin and corruption. I was afraid of what lurked beyond the walls my family had carefully constructed around me.

#3 The WBC picketed pride parades and LGBT-friendly organizations, and eventually began to target fallen soldiers’ funerals. They believed that America was doomed because of its support for and promotion of homosexuality.

#4 The world would loathe me for my religious beliefs, but being part of God’s elect didn’t make me immune from the terror of damnation. I was taught that to love each other and my family meant telling everyone God hates them, and that everyone else hated us for telling them that.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: May 14, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822519558

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Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 4

Insights from Chapter 5

Insights from Chapter 6

Insights from Chapter 7

Insights from Chapter 8

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

I was born a member of the only church on Earth whose congregation was going to heaven. I was taught from birth what happened to everyone who wasn’t. I loved to write down the torments of hell in my notebook, because that’s where my church said you were headed.

#2

I was taught from a young age that outside of the WBC, life was full of sin and corruption. I was afraid of what lurked beyond the walls my family had carefully constructed around me.

#3

The WBC picketed pride parades and LGBT-friendly organizations, and eventually began to target fallen soldiers’ funerals. They believed that America was doomed because of its support for and promotion of homosexuality.

#4

The world would loathe me for my religious beliefs, but being part of God’s elect didn’t make me immune from the terror of damnation. I was taught that to love each other and my family meant telling everyone God hates them, and that everyone else hated us for telling them that.

#5

I grew up in a religious family, and I was taught to never doubt the teachings of the church. I learned to push any