In *The Family*, journalist Jeff Sharlet chronicles his experiences living among the members of the enigmatic community at Ivanwald. There, he uncovers a complex devotion – a fervent allegiance not only to Jesus Christ, but also to a potent…

C Street, the discreet dwelling favored by Washington's political figures, remains a subject of debate. Advocates and detractors alike consider its influence on prominent sexual scandals.

Doug Coe, at the head of the family, deliberately obscures the group’s involvement with the National Prayer Breakfast, an event that has increasingly become a center for clandestine efforts to exert global influence.

Certain American politicians leverage their influence to propagate the Family’s doctrines among foreign leaders, some of whom have occupied positions of considerable historical infamy.

Originating within close-knit male circles, the Family’s intertwining of religious doctrine, political philosophy, and material influence has extended its reach to the highest office in the United States.