Vineyard crisis: Judge dismisses $62m lawsuit against controversial NI pastor Alan Scott
A $62m (£49m) fraud lawsuit against a former NI pastor and his wife has been dismissed by a California court.
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A $62m (£49m) fraud lawsuit against a former NI pastor and his wife has been dismissed by a California court.
A $62m (£49m) fraud lawsuit against a former NI pastor and his wife has been dismissed by a California court.
Causeway Coast Vineyard church in Northern Ireland has released an investigation report into spiritual and leadership abuse allegations against former paster Alan Scott, highlighting accusations of manipulation, narcissistic behavior and public shaming.
Neil and Janet Young, the senior pastors of Causeway Coast Vineyard Church in Northern Ireland, have resigned because they no longer fully agree with a formal statement issued by the church in July alleging the church’s previous senior pastor, Alan Scott, engaged in spiritual and leadership abuse.
After he anoints the King next month, Justin Welby’s thoughts will perhaps turn to his own future. If Anglican gossip is to believed, Welby plans to step down to make way for a new Archbishop of Canterbury once the new Supreme Governor has been crowned. You could hardly blame him for wanting a quiet life: