Janice Lagata, host of the podcast God Has Not Given, joins Gail and Nate to talk about her experience at Hillsong, one of the largest megachurches in the world, and discusses her work building awareness of the abuses at that church while the entire organization crumbles.
Janice's website: janicelagata.com
Janice's podcast: God Has Not Given
Hillsong documentary on Discovery+: Hillsong: A Megachurch Exposed - Discovery+
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