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Curry and Ousley have agreed to write an apology to the complainants, and Ousley will complete prescribed Title IV trainings.
Bishop Sean Rowe of the Diocese of Northwestern Pennsylvania and the Diocese of Western New York has been named the next presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, succeeding Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, who concludes a ...
Since the Catholic sex abuse scandal of the early 2000s, many congregations have moved to make their churches safer for kids, but few denominations check to see if churches follow those procedures or track those ...
Progressive bishops don’t want to take money from a conservative
A historic but financially troubled Episcopal seminary could be saved with help from a conservative donor. Bishops in the church say that's a deal-breaker.
After months of allegations that it lacks a credible process for disciplining its bishops, the Episcopal Church is taking steps to make it simpler to report misconduct, Presiding Bishop Michael Curry said in an announcement ...
Several recent high-profile cases of misconduct — many including bishops — have caused Episcopalians to call into question the effectiveness of the church's protocol for responding to accusations of clergy misconduct.
Andy Stanley Tops The List
The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of September. We present them here in a “countdown” format, from 10 to 1.
As an Anglican bishop faces a church trial for allegedly minimizing abuse and misconduct, observers are wondering: Could this have happened anywhere?
The Anglican Church in North America will soon begin a high-profile church trial against a beloved bishop who is accused of welcoming men with histories of predatory behavior into church leadership.
Johnny Hunt, Chris Tomlin, Ravi Zacharias, Jerry Falwell Jr., Chuck Grassley, and More
ONE YEAR AGO: Chris Tomlin recently announced he will continue with his planned tour with the scandal ridden Hillsong United this fall.
More than 55% of Episcopal parishes now find themselves in a state of long-term decline.
