Netflix's 'The Family' highlights the secret homoerotic Christian society you've never heard of
a 2008 book on the Fellowship by author Jeff Sharlet.
after having been found to have infiltrated conservative circles in the United States, in part by gaining access to the National Breakfast. Butina’s arrest crystallized the true significance of the Prayer Breakfast as a hub of networking and deal-making, not to mention an exemplification of the secret power of the Fellowship: “She understood where you needed to go to find power and lobby power. And that’s what the prayer breakfast is, in part,” Moss explains.
about his time as an intern at Ivanwald, a Fellowship house in D.C. His work has been instrumental in lifting the veil of secrecy surrounding the organization, much to the chagrin of members of the Family: even though the group has ties to “all these dictators and war criminals, [I’m] the only person they’ve ever described as evil,” Sharlet says with a chuckle.
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