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Exclusive Brethren boss asks, ‘Why should we tell the world?’ ahead of evidence to inquiry

Sydney Morning Herald 1 min read 2 hours ago

From confidentiality agreements for participating in church services to keeping the public in the dark, the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church leader is not keen on scrutiny.
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