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Church leaders concealed sexual abuse of young children, lawsuits allege
Ashley Ruiz alleges in a lawsuit that a member of the International Churches of Christ sexually molested her when she was about 5 years old.
Full Article on latimes.com
Claims of cruelty, brainwashing and excessive control dog church at FIU
“It was a high-pressure environment,” Kellog said. “Not only was my salvation put into doubt, but how I dressed, how I behaved, and my relationships with friends and family. I felt like I was in a pyramid scheme about to collapse.”
Full Article on CAPLIN NEWS
Masculinity, insecurity, and control: the London International Christian Church
"We found the LICC through my friend, let’s call him Oliver, who ran into them as they evangelised on a pavement outside of UCL. This is a common practice for them – the vicar of Euston Church, Kevin, told me when I spoke to him that the LICC preach outside their building as an attempt to co-opt the perceived legitimacy of the grand vaulted chapel. This is not something Kevin is pleased about, as he told me considers the LICC to be a cult."
Full Article on skeptic.org.uk
This Church Promised to Save Their Souls. Defectors Say It Was a ‘Cult’
How a group of Christian outcasts banded together to expose alleged sexual assault and manipulation that was happening within its ranks
Full Article on RollingStone.com
US Christian group accused of covering up sexual abuse of minors
Lawsuits claim International Churches of Christ leaders failed to report as well as plotted to conceal abuse of women and children
Full Article on theGuardian.com
Not Your ‘Church Next Door’
‘Cult’ Ignored Abuse, Ran ‘Pyramid Scheme,’ Lawsuit Claims
Full Article on RollingStone.com
Lawsuit
International Churches of Christ abused, pressured members financially to the point of suicide
Full Article on ChristianPost.com
Coverup
Multiple women sue Christian organization for alleged abuse, coverup: 'A source of anxiety and depression'
Full Article on FoxNews.com
Lawsuit against ICOC alleges ‘systemic scheme of abuse’
The case’s implications extend beyond the International Churches of Christ, a victims advocate says.
Full Article on ChristianChronicle.com
Lawsuit
Five women sue Christian organizations - the International Churches of Christ - for 'covering up child sexual abuse and exerting financial pressure on member to the extent that some killed themselves'
Full Article on DailyMail.co.uk
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