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Rebecca Brown
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Rebecca Brown Yoder[note 1] (born Ruth Irene Bailey) (1948–2020)[1] was the author of He Came to Set the Captives Free and Prepare For War, both notoriously fraudulent tales about somebody named Elaine (Edna Elaine Moses) she had supposedly rescued from Satanism. Both books were published by Chick Publications and used by Jack Chick as source material for some of his own tracts about the occult (e.g. The Poor Little Witch).[2]
Edna Elaine Moses[edit]
Elaine was allegedly a top member of "The Brotherhood," which Brown says is "the same cult written about...in Mike Warnke's book, The Satan Seller." Elaine was so deeply into Satanism that she actually got married to Satan himself (how dare anyone try and marry a deity!). Brown and Elaine also claimed Christian churches were being widely infiltrated by witches. He Came to Set the Captives Free has all the usual gory stories of human sacrifices and sex orgies common to such Christian books, and an encounter with a werewolf among other things. It also claims Elaine, as a high Satanis
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Rebecca L. Brown
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Rebecca Brown lives happily in Madison, Wisconsin with her very handy husband, three busy sons and two good-looking but useless dogs. She teaches Four Year Old Kindergarten at a Madison nursery school and falls in love with her job all over again every day. Her writing has been featured in Brava Magazine. In 2012 her essay “Mothering the Storm: Parenting with depression” was featured in a “Listen to Your Mother” show in Madison, WI. In 2015 her essay was included in the national anthology titled “Listen to Your Mother: What She Said Then, What We’re Saying Now” published by Penguin (2015). When she isn’t busy mothering, teaching or writing, she splits her time between serial “do-it-yourself-ing", speed reading, and pretending to understand whatever video game her children are obsessed with. Her debut novel "Flying at Night" will be released by Berkley Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House in April of 2018. She is currently at work on her next novel.
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Series
Books:
Flying at Night, April 2018Hardcover / e-Book
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Rebecca Julia Brown
Born
in Shelbyville, Indiana, The Merged StatesMay 21, 1948
Died
June 23, 2020
Genre
Christian, Paranormal, Memoir
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