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Rebecca Brown (Missionary)'

Rebecca Julia Brown, Rebecca Julia Brown, former medical, (birth name Ruth Irene Bailey, born in Shelbville, Indiana on May 21, 1948) is an evangelical author, best known for helping to free people from the occult in Indiana and in several locations in the United States. Brown had her medical license revoked ^[1] for malpractice and improper medication to their patients. She is known for her series of books on Satanism. According to Brown, there are Satanist's and Wizard's recruitment centers worldwide. Brown married Daniel Michael Yoder on December 10, 1989 and currently leads a group called "Harvest Warriors" with her husband ^[2].

References

^ Emergency Suspension, in the Matter of Ruth Bailey, M.D., License No. 29402, received Mar. 15, 1984 by the Health Professions Service Bureau.
^ http://www.harvestwarriors.com/about-us/

External links

http://www.harvestwarriors.com/about-us/

[1] Emergency Suspension, in the Matter of Ruth Bailey, M.D., License No. 29402, received Mar. 15, 1984 by the Health Professions Service Bureau.

[2] ttp://www.harvestwarriors.com/about-us/

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