Lynnette Vick-Hadley

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

W. E. C. (Worldwide Evangelization International, USA) was known as Worldwide Evangelization Crusade when we lived on base in Fort Washington, PA.

There were more woods back then, but the grape vines are still in the same place, and I learned to swim or drown in that pool.

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

On the mission field, I was molested and abused by my older brother, Jared Vick.

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

Here’s Donnie’s garage setup from the front:

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

This happened to me.

[Lynnette Vick @LynnetteVickk]

Bay County Florida corruption (why didn’t 911 services respond to me??):

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

Layer Dos on my pencil work. ❤️

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

They prove me right daily.

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

I hope it was my DOGE/Ice comments that offended them. 🖕

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

@bnweaver81 I want to make blankets to spread all over Panama City beach for the September 15 hearing that say no more blanketing sexual abuse. Any help in exposing this is appreciated!

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

On The Duggar family in Panama City:

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

@bnweaver81 This case finally got a pre-trial hearing on July 15th.

After I shared my abuse story, my office put the defending attorney for this case on my massage table weekly . I had no idea who he was.

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

Love. 🤣

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

Lipstick is bug juice. I’m glad I can’t stand much on my skin!

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Carmine, often used in red lipsticks is a pigment derived from the crushed female cochineal insect (Dactylopius coccus). It takes approximately 70,000 to 100,000 insects to produce just one pound of the colorant

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

The founding father of YWAM was given a no confidence vote by the international organization. A committee was formed to investigate.

Keep digging.

[Lynnette Vick @LynnetteVickk]

This is interesting: “Ex-member forums (r/exywam) claim YWAM International has declared the Tyler base “no longer officially affiliated/recognized” as part of YWAM, citing leadership and accountability issues. YWAM Tyler’s own site and blog continue to operate under the YWAM name and reference its values, so the exact status of any disaffiliation remains unclear from public sources.”

Leland Paris was the head of the entire founding organization and it was founded in Tyler at the camp once held by Keith Green. The International Organization not recognizing the Tyler chapter is a really big thing. My children grew up with these children.

Let the truth be heard, especially in an organization who’s focus is so strongly on children.

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

A piece of my childhood in creative writing form.

[Lynnette Vick @LynnetteVickk]

https://t.co/ZHqrY4v0jd

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

As a child, I was taught to use The Wordless Book as an evangelism tool.

https://t.co/6HDkBA8MK3

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

What? Excommunicated because he confronted his daughter’s abuse instead of complying and being silent.

Church discipline is something the world really needs to know and understand.

Christianity says, here, put on this NDA burqa.

No different.

https://t.co/ipbzcqsOQj

[MinistryWatch.com @MinistryWatch]

Dr. Stephen Nichols is sharing his side of the story after being excommunicated from St. Andrew's Church in Florida. He is also leaving his positions at Ligonier and Reformation Bible College. https://t.co/To00wSlI6o

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

❤️ Guinea Bissau is located right next to Senegal and The Gambia. I received medical care in these countries prior to our return stateside.

Colonization stripped these nations of resources and then abandoned them.

[New Direction AFRICA @Its_ereko]

🇸🇳💥 BREAKING: Senegal just dropped the hammer.

71 mining licences revoked. Accounts frozen. $438 million payment dispute. Sweeping resource overhaul.

This is what sovereignty looks like. Not speeches. Not resolutions. Just action.

For decades, foreign companies took Senegal's minerals. Paid what they wanted. Left what they chose. Controlled what they could.

Not anymore.

The government just said: pay what you owe. Follow the rules. Or get out.

71 licences gone. Millions frozen. The message is clear: Senegal is not for sale.

This is the wave. Niger did it. Burkina did it. Mali did it. Now Senegal.

The continent is waking up. One country at a time. One licence at a time. One frozen account at a time.

The West will scream. The companies will sue. The pressure will come.

But Senegal just showed the spine. The rest of Africa should take notes.

Resources belong to the people. Not to corporations. Not to former colonizers. Not to anyone who doesn't respect the law.

Senegal just proved it. Who's next?

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

https://t.co/Q6eKsfWM2f

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

Happy Women’s Day!

[Lynnette Vick @LynnetteVickk]

Following my family lineage on my maternal side through the Lamey, McClintock, Torrence names brought me to Helen Sinclair Ogilvy, one of the women I carry within me.

I feel a personal writing inspiring.

(Written by Grok)

In the dramatic landscapes of Angus, Scotland, where the River Isla meets the Melgund and cliffs plunge 400 feet to the water below, one woman’s quiet strength helped anchor a noble dynasty that still captivates hearts centuries later. Helen Sinclair Ogilvy, Baroness of Airlie, was born around 1490 into the powerful Sinclair family—daughter of Henry Sinclair, 3rd Lord Sinclair, and Margaret Hepburn. In an age of shifting alliances and fierce Scottish loyalties, she married James Ogilvy, 4th Lord Ogilvy of Airlie, around 1514. Together they raised a large family—records suggest at least five sons and four or five daughters—including the next Lord who would carry the line forward. Helen died before 2 January 1562, but her influence lived on through the children who strengthened the Ogilvy name and the castle she called home.

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

Missionary memories:

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

I woke up.

For the next two weeks, the Russian doctors brought me chocolate and little gifts like this lamb.

I felt a wind and heard a rushing sound constantly during those weeks with little electricity. The temp: 140.

That is how I met Goddess Aja.

https://t.co/Wzpz71l6il

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

W. E. C. (Worldwide Evangelization International, USA) was known as Worldwide Evangelization Crusade when we lived on base in Fort Washington, PA.

There were more woods back then, but the grape vines are still in the same place, and I learned to swim or drown in that pool.

[Lynnette Vick-Hadley @TheIsaacChildrn]

I remember being on the metal table with nothing but panties, shivering, IV in my arm, and the crash of a bedpan dropping. I went into tetanus seizure. My parents held me down.

I was in coma for a day and a night; my body temperature hit the top of the mercury thermometer.