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WERE YOU A VICTIM OF SEXUAL ABUSE BY SOMEONE ASSOCIATED WITH THE SOUTHERN
BAPTIST CONVENTION?


IF SO, YOU CAN JOIN A FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL SEXUAL ABUSE LAWSUIT INVESTIGATION.


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is not a condition of receipt of services.



ADULT SURVIVORS ACT

Leadership within the Southern Baptist Convention Church (SBC) covered up
allegations of sexual abuse for over 20 years to protect the financial interests
of the organization and the personal interests from certain of its leaders.

The report issued by a task force investigating the abuse claims found that in
certain instances, the SBC cared more about potential liability than it did
about protecting innocent victims of sexual abuse.

Reach Out Today



IN MAY, THE TASK FORCE SPOKE OUT ABOUT ITS FINDINGS OF ABUSE, AND PLEADING WITH
SBC TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS FAILURES:

As the task force, we grieve for what has been revealed in this report. We
lament on behalf of survivors for how they have not been protected and cared for
as they deserve and as God demands. With broken hearts, we want to lead the way
by publicly repenting for what has happened in our convention.

[SBC] must resolve to give of our time and resources to not only care well for
survivors of sexual abuse, but to provide a culture of accountability,
transparency, and safety as we move forward.  We acknowledge that any act of
repentance requires ongoing, deliberate, dedicated obedience and sacrifice.

[SBC] did not hold our own leaders accountable, and we did not listen to the
warnings.  Leaders had access to expertise but chose not to seek assistance, and
in some cases, rejected any assistance that was offered.

As we are brought face to face with the sin that has been done, especially in
the name of Christ and in our own community, we can be tempted to want to
minimize what has happened or to look only at the most obvious wrong actors. We
must resist the temptation to minimize, to look away, to find the easy
“scapegoats” for what was uncovered in this report, and instead ask “what could
we have done better?” and “what should we do now?” As a Convention, we did not
hold our own leaders accountable, and we did not listen to the warnings. 
Leaders had access to expertise but chose not to seek assistance, and in some
cases, rejected any assistance that was offered.



WE MUST HOLD THE SBC ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE ACTIONS OF ITS LEADERS

For almost two decades, victims and their supporters have tried desperately - by
phone, email, snail mail, the press, and even public rallies - to report sexual
abuse by church leadership to the SBC Executive Committee.

It's not all that surprising that, rather than take action against at least one
former SBC President and myriad staff members for this heinous and truly vile
sexual abuse, the SBC chose to protect its own.

In some instances, the SBC let convicted sex offenders continue working with the
organization and in other instances helped these abusers relocate to a different
religious institution, only to expose other innocent victims to these abhorrent
abusers.

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> SBC Executive Committee staff saw advocates' cries for help as a distraction
> from evangelism and a legal liability, stonewalling their reports and
> resisting calls for reform.
> 
> Kate Shellnutt | Reporter

christianitytoday.com




WERE YOU OR A LOVED ONE ABUSED BY A PASTOR, LEADER, OR OTHER INDIVIDUAL
ASSOCIATED WITH THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION?

See If You Qualify

HAVE YOU OR A LOVED ONE SUFFERED SEXUAL ABUSE AT THE HANDS OF A PASTOR OR OTHER
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION CENTER?

In 2019, the Houston Chronicle reported that 700 victims suffered sexual abuse
at the hands of more than 200 SBC leaders or other individuals associated with
the church. After unsuccessfully trying to sweep this abuse under the rug, faced
with no other choice, finally, at a 2021 meeting, the SBC called for an
investigation into the actions of and decisions made by SBC executive staff
members from 2000 - 2021.

The investigation confirmed that for years, sexual predators moved swiftly and
quietly within the SBC. The SBC Executive Committee was well aware of the scope
of the problem, but not only did the Committee fail to take any action to put
this horrific abuse to an end, but it put forth a tremendous effort to protect
the abusers and silence the survivors.

But survivors of SBC sexual abuse are not staying silent anymore.

First of all, this is not your fault, the SBC should have protected you and it
failed you in the most devastating way possible. Although we cannot change the
past, you can change the future. You deserve justice, and our attorneys can help
you get it.

WORK WITH VETERAN ATTORNEYS



IF YOU WERE SEXUALLY ABUSED BY SOMEONE AFFILIATED WITH THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CONVENTION AND WANT TO SEEK JUSTICE

And hold the Church accountable for its actions, join a lawsuit investigation.

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