Through informed awareness, the church can foster a safe and healing environment, and dispel the religious stigma associated with victimization and the aftermath. The author exposes the abusers secrets and dispels the victims shame, while advocating for healing and victory. Hiding behind the mask of charisma and charm in the public eye, abusers are monsters behind closed doors. Anyone can be a victim and unfortunately, many times abusers are well-respected leaders in society and even in the church. Michele Armstrong describes in detail her journey from victim to victor, bringing to light the objective that freedom from the evil grip of abuse is available to everyone through the healing power of Jesus. Experience the victory that only comes through healing. Travel the road of darkness on the quest for light. Catch a glimpse of narcissistic religious abuse through the eyes of a survivor of a thirty-year abusive marriage to a minister. She was replaced by Katrina Blowers.Book Synopsis The car chase that nearly killed them both was the end of the marriage, but just the beginning of the story. In December 2019, McGrath announced that she would step down from the Seven News desk her final bulletin was on 26 January 2020. In January 2013, McGrath and Young were demoted to Friday and Saturday anchors of Seven News Brisbane, after more than 10 years on weeknights, with Sharyn Ghidella and Bill McDonald taking over Sunday to Thursday nights. She has reported for and co-hosted a series of documentaries on local social issues, including the acclaimed special, 'Behind Closed Doors: Child Abuse in Queensland'. McGrath was formerly a newsreader at TVQ-0 and presented a national breakfast news/finance show called TVAM on the Seven Network in 1988 from Sydney and the following year Kay joined the Seven News Brisbane team in 1989, has had a distinguished career by reporting on the Fitzgerald Inquiry, as well as the Brisbane airport hijacking, and reporting on-location after Cyclone Larry hit Innisfail, and on the Sunshine Coast in the aftermath of Steve Irwin's death.ĭuring her time with Seven, she co-hosted with Frank Warrick for 13 years.

She formerly presented the bulletin with Rod Young on weekends between 20, and on weeknights between 20, during which, after years of steady progress, the bulletin overtook the rival Nine News Queensland as the top-rating news service in Brisbane. Kay McGrath is an Australian former journalist, most notably being the former weekend presenter on Seven News Brisbane.

The Aftermath by Kay Simone