The Rise and Fall of an American Cult Unveiled in ‘The Oracle’s Daughter’ (Exclusive)
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In a gripping new nonfiction book, ‘The Oracle’s Daughter: The Rise and Fall of an American Cult,’ author Harrison Hill delves into the unsettling saga of the Aggressive Christianity Missions Training Corps. Scheduled for release in April 2026, this upcoming debut promises a riveting exploration of the cult’s tumultuous journey.
Hill’s inspiration stemmed from his encounter with Sarah Green, a brave individual who managed to escape the clutches of the cult led by her own mother. Entranced by Sarah’s harrowing tale, Hill embarked on a relentless quest for truth, speaking with former cult members and immersing himself in the group’s haunting legacy.
The forthcoming book exposes the dark reality of the woman-led cult that once thrived in Fence Lake, New Mexico. Hill candidly admits that the sheer gravity of Sarah’s account spurred him to document the chilling narrative that unfolded within the Aggressive Christianity Missions Training Corps.
Through extensive research and fieldwork in California and rural New Mexico, Hill meticulously reconstructs the rise and fall of the cult, shedding light on its insidious doctrines and practices. As the legal battles surrounding the group reached a climax recently, Hill offers a comprehensive analysis of the events that transpired.
Unveiling the cover of ‘The Oracle’s Daughter,’ PEOPLE exclusively showcases Sarah Green, a pivotal figure in the cult’s demise. Her courage in defying her mother, Deborah Green, and breaking free from the oppression of ACMTC serves as a poignant symbol of resilience against all odds.
The narrative delves into the intertwined lives of three women central to the cult’s narrative – founder and self-proclaimed “oracle” Deborah, early devotee Maura, and the indomitable Sarah herself. Bound by a macabre belief system rife with exorcisms and prohibitions, these women’s stories epitomize the profound impact of extremism on vulnerable individuals.
The book’s exploration of ACMTC’s atrocities and warped ideologies offers a stark commentary on America’s religious landscape and the omnipresent threat of radicalisation. By dissecting the cult’s practices, Hill invites readers to contemplate the fragility of human nature and society’s susceptibility to extremist influences.
As ‘The Oracle’s Daughter’ prepares to captivate audiences with its chilling revelations, the legacy of ACMTC continues to reverberate. With its release scheduled for April 7, 2026, the book stands poised to unravel the dark secrets that shrouded this enigmatic cult and confront readers with the harsh realities of unchecked fanaticism.