#ChurchToo Archives - Page 22 of 82 - MinistryWatch
Brian & Bobbie Houston, FL ministry leaders arrested after car chase, and Bruxy Cavey.
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Brian & Bobbie Houston plan new church, FL ministry leaders arrested after car chase, Bruxy Cavey accused of sexual misconduct, and legislation to reduce taxes for churches dies.
Three years ago, James McDowell, a former principal at the Hillcrest School in Nigeria, used a post in a Facebook group for the school’s alumni to confess to molesting two students. That led to more ...
Background checks vital step to protect children and vulnerable populations
During a webinar sponsored by the Evangelical Council for Abuse Prevention (ECAP), D. J. Paxton, CEO of Compass Abuse Prevention Services, explained the importance of background checks of an overall screening process for volunteers.
Plea deal shaved off decades of prison time
A presbytery employee in Idaho Falls, Idaho, who was accused of embezzling over $330,000 from a church organization has received her sentence.
John Radcliff and wife Kathy accused of abusing children over 2 decades
A pastor in West Virginia has been arrested and faces 175 charges related to abusing young children.
Agreement may end decade-long dispute over Heritage Tower, which remains unfinished after nearly 40 years
A decade-long dispute between MorningStar Fellowship Church and a South Carolina county over a building formerly owned by the now-bankrupt PTL Ministries is possibly over.
At hearing last week, charges against Zachary Radcliff tripled.
A former youth minister and music director at Oakwood Church in Ypsilanti, Michigan, is now facing 33 charges, many of which involve child sexual abuse.
These stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of November.
Famous pastor accusing minister of false abuse claims
Bishop T.D. Jakes, who had a medical incident at his Dallas megachurch on Sunday (Nov. 24), filed a defamation lawsuit Monday against a fellow minister who has accused Jakes of attempted sexual assault.
Church leaders claim sexual activity on youth trip was consensual.
A North Texas family is suing First Baptist Dallas and two of its pastors over alleged sexual abuse that occurred during a church-sponsored youth missions trip.
