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SBC has spent more than $3M in legal fees on the Hunt case
(RNS) — A federal judge ruled against former Southern Baptist Convention President Johnny Hunt on Monday (March 31), rejecting his claims of defamation against Guidepost Solutions and nearly all the former megachurch pastor’s claims against ...
The U.S. Department of Justice has informed the Southern Baptist Convention that its investigation into the SBC and its entities is closed.
Duluth Vineyard publishes timeline about abuse allegations and investigation
As part of its effort to be transparent about abuse by former youth pastor Jackson Gatlin, his parents’ knowledge, and the church’s response, the Duluth Vineyard church has published an extensive timeline of events with ...
Ratings Drop for Acton Institute, Child Evangelism Fellowship; Ratings Rise for Align Life Ministries
Here’s what else is new at MinistryWatch this week. MinistryWatch Database Changes MinistryWatch now has more than 1,000 ministries in its database. These ministries represent more than $44 billion in total revenue, most of that ...
Protestant Reformed Church in America commissioned report by Guidepost Solutions, then reversed decision
A small denomination headquartered near Grand Rapids, Michigan, is facing criticism over what appears to be decades of abuse and cover-ups.
Hunt provides his definition of ‘adultery’
Johnny Hunt told his side the story about what happened at a beachside condo in 2010, when he is accused of sexually abusing a pastor’s wife the age of his own daughters.
The new nonprofit will oversee abuse database and reforms
Leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention’s abuse reform task force announced plans Monday (Feb. 19) to launch a new, independent nonprofit to host a database of abuse pastors and to implement other reforms.
Will his fall doom SBC abuse reforms?
What makes Pressler’s case so enraging to many Southern Baptists, however, is that his abuse has been detailed for years.
Former SBC president & pastor suing SBC leaders for revealing sexual misconduct from a decade ago
Can a pastor’s sins ever really be private? Can a pastor who has made a living urging others to follow a morality code then claim his own failings are no one else’s business?
The nearly 13,000 messengers left the convention hall not knowing the future of abuse reforms.
During the opening day of their annual meeting, Southern Baptists reelected a president, debated the place of women leaders in the church and spent hours debating using Robert’s Rules of Order.
