#ChurchToo Archives - Page 2 of 82 - MinistryWatch
After Ruch's acquittal, ACNA grapples with trial implications and looks to reform
Last month, after years of waiting and a tumultuous church trial, Anglican Bishop Stewart Ruch was acquitted by a church court, which said the prosecution provided no clear and convincing evidence that he violated any ...
Church attendee says church breached her confidentiality and shared private details about her life.
An elder from Apologia Church has removed himself as a plaintiff in a lawsuit filed against a former parishioner who made videos about the church’s “mishandling of confidential marriage counseling information” by church leadership.
Settlement offers restitution, but questions on legal accountability remain
A Superior Court judge has approved a $3 million settlement for Rock Church in San Diego, ending the church's involvement in a civil case tied to the 2022 death of 11-year-old Arabella McCormack.
Olmstead allegedly took inappropriate photos of young women at a local Trader Joe’s.
Former Vineyard USA leader Rick Olmstead has resigned his post at Arise Vineyard Church after allegations of misconduct resurfaced.
100-page opinion ends two-year defamation case against assistant who accused Carter of rape
The Washington State Court of Appeals has rejected former Together Church Pastor Micahn Carter's defamation suit against a former assistant who claimed he raped her.
Church founder and self-proclaimed apostle David E. Taylor faces criminal charges.
Kingdom of God Global Church in Michigan is asking the U.S. government to return property it seized as part of a criminal action against its founder David E. Taylor.
Mandatory reporting laws, how they've changed, and what falls under clergy-penitence
Police in several states have arrested church leaders for failing to report alleged child abuse.
Church of Christ missionary solicited adults at Wichita Falls homeless shelter
Police in Wichita Falls, Texas, have arrested longtime missionary Dennis Cady on a charge of soliciting prostitution.
Charges stem from Paul Mitchell’s admitted theft from church and daycare accounts.
Paul Mitchell, who led Changing Lives Christian Center in Brooklyn, pleaded guilty to charges of tax evasion, according to a press release by the U.S. Department of Justice.
On Tuesday, Ruch was found not guilty on all counts after tumultuous months-long church trial
Bishop Stewart Ruch, an Anglican bishop accused of mishandling abuse allegations and failing to safeguard parishioners in his care, was found not guilty on all counts after a tumultuous trial that spanned more than four ...
