Oral history interview with Lucie Malinski

MalinskiLucie.pdf
MalinskiLucieAudioLog2016-01-05.pdf

Title

Oral history interview with Lucie Malinski

Description

Lucie Malinski speaks of growing up in Springfield, Vermont in the 1960s, how she was affected by the Cold War, Kennedy's assassination, the Civil Rights Movements, the Vietnam War, the impact of television, and how that contrasted with her parents' experience in World War II. She goes on to describe her religious upbringing, its impact on her, especially during her freshman year at the University of Vermont, drug use on the campus, and meeting Rev. Leon DeVoid, founder of His Church, a Christian commune in Burlington, Vermont. She talks of her introduction to the "Jesus People," her spiritual rebirth, moving into the commune in 1973, a radio show by Dale Yancy, youth minister of the Community Bible Church in South Burlington, Christian music, and disrupting a lecture by Rev. Sun Myung Moon. Lucie continues with a discussion of daily life in the commune, surveillance by the F.B.I., gender roles, and the relationship of the commune to local churches and local community.

Date

5 January 2016

Identifier

AudioFile1970s-25

Format

MP3

Type

Audio Files

Coverage

Springfield (Vt.)
Burlington (Vt.)

Rights

Permission to publish material from the Vermont 1970s Counterculture Project must be obtained from the Vermont Historical Society.

Interviewer

Blofson, Kate

Interviewee

Malinski, Lucie, 1952-

Duration

3 hr., 18 min., 34 sec.

Repository

Vermont Historical Society Library, 60 Washington Street, Barre, VT 05641-4209

Citation

“Oral history interview with Lucie Malinski,” Digital Vermont: A Project of the Vermont Historical Society, accessed November 12, 2024, https://digitalvermont.org/vt70s/AudioFile1970s-25.