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Olman Amador charged with molesting 14yo while pastor at Iglesia Pentecostal Divina Trinidad #5
An Indianapolis pastor has been charged with two counts of child molesting and two counts of confinement where the victim is under 14 years old.
WA ruling exempting clergy from reporting abuse learned during confession raises questions of evangelical accountability
Clergy in Washington will again be exempt from disclosing information learned "solely through confession or its equivalent in other faiths.”
The Lamb’s House board allegedly gave ‘blank check’ to Board President Mark Altomare
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost filed a lawsuit on Oct. 23 against Lamb’s House, a nonprofit in Columbiana County that claimed to be a ministry supporting addiction recovery.
Kevin Curtis Jones allegedly solicited minor via computer and used AI to alter image of juvenile
A case against a pastor of Summit Church in Elkins, West Virginia, will proceed to a grand jury after a three-hour hearing found probable cause for the charges against him.
ECFA was reviewing One Fellowship Church for issue related to church governance
One Fellowship Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, withdrew its membership from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability on August 18 while under review by the organization. One Fellowship Church is one of five churches planted by ...
TN community turns to small-town church to organize large-scale help
In the devastating aftermath of Helene, churches proved to be crucial in organizing the flood of generosity and acting as a hub of trust between community members and the volunteers, donors, and agencies that could ...
In group chat called ‘Church Pastors,’ Matthew Masiewicz discussed using AI to ‘alter images of women to make them look younger’
The former lead pastor at Sovereign Grace Fellowship in Nampa, Idaho, was arraigned last week for 13 counts of sexual exploitation of a child.
Kevin Guy, who worked with the Metro Maryland Youth for Christ, pleaded guilty to five charges.
A former youth ministry director in Maryland has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing five students involved with a youth ministry called Metro Maryland Youth for Christ.
Grant makers promise to distribute enough money to keep up with a lucrative year of investments
Foundation assets approach $1.7 trillion in 2025 as grant makers promise to increase their grant making in light of federal cuts.
REAP tried—and failed—to end religious exemptions to anti-discrimination laws
Last week, the Religious Exemption Accountability Project (REAP) announced it will end operations.
