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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.
Reckless Saints of Nowhere founders face 18 years in jail
An Oklahoma jury has convicted Jordan Parker, 39, and wife Vanessa Parker, 29, for stealing from their own nonprofit.
Adrian Davis, former pastor of All Nations Worship Assembly, could face over 20 years in prison.
Adrian Davis, the former lead pastor of All Nations Worship Assembly in Huntsville, Alabama, has been charged and pleaded guilty to federal charges.
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The leader used a stolen identity.
Leaders of the House of Prayer Christian Church in Hinesville, Georgia, were indicted on fraud and tax charges after allegedly funneling veterans’ benefits to its seminary.
Lifeline to Success founder accused of misappropriating ministry funds
Lifeline to Success founder DeAndre Brown and his wife Vinessa Brown have beenindicted and arrested for numerous felony charges.
Same Assemblies of God network plagued by Chi Alpha sexual abuse scandals
The South Texas Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God announced last month that it had discovered “financial misconduct” by a former accounting office employee.
Along with Executive Director Michelle Brannon, the two could face multiple sentences of 20 years in prison.
David E. Taylor, the self-proclaimed apostle and leader of Kingdom of God Global Church and Joshua Media Ministries, has been arrested in a “nationwide takedown of their forced labor organization.”
Plaintiffs said some $88.4 million was lost from retirement funds in fraud scheme
A district court judge granted final approval last week to a partial settlement for clergy and staffers of the African Methodist Episcopal Church after a substantial percentage of funds from their retirement plan were discovered ...
Former administrative assistant faces 17 felony charges
From designer bag purchases to a surgery in Mexico, Julia Wonnacott, 36, is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands from her local church for personal use.
