#ChurchToo Archives - Page 79 of 82 - MinistryWatch
A pastor who resigned just over 2 years ago for tolerating sexual abuse on his staff is starting a new church, and one of the abuse victims is speaking out.
a growing number of dioceses have banned Davis Haas' music following complaints from dozens of women about claims of sexual harassment—including cyberstalking, lewd propositions, forced kissing, and groping—that date back more than 40 years.
A prominent Southern Baptist church led by a former denominational president is the subject of a lawsuit that highlights how ignoring “red flags” of manipulative behavior could lead to sexual abuse.
Youth America And Church of the Harvest Face Scrutiny
But today, Youth America, and the multi-site church that owns it—Church of the Harvest—stand accused by about 100 former members and interns of having a pattern of sexual misconduct, mismanagement of funds, and exploitation of ...
Megan and Dominique Benninger, who brought to light their former pastor's record as a convicted child molester after the leadership of their Pennsylvania church failed to disclose it, have launched a new Baptist sex abuser database at BaptistAccountability.org.
The Cedarville University board of trustees has placed its president Thomas White on administrative leave as it investigates both the hiring and alleged past misconduct of former theology professor Anthony Moore.
Cedarville University, a Baptist school near Dayton, Ohio, knowingly hired a man its president knew to be an alleged sexual offender as a student recruiter, then gave him a job coaching men’s basketball, teaching in the theology department ...
Cedarville University, a Baptist school, has fired a professor for past alleged misconduct that reportedly involved wronging "another person in a morally serious way using video and technology."
A California appeals court ordered the dismissal of a criminal case Tuesday against a Mexican megachurch leader on charges of child rape and human trafficking on procedural grounds.
Wheaton College has rescinded the title of professor emeritus from Gilbert Bilezikian after an investigation into the longtime professor of New Testament turned up new allegations of “inappropriate and unprofessional conduct.”
