go join the protestants then they like to keep it secret to prove their holier than thow
Every step of the way, the Baptist clergy-predator stays well-hidden in the layers of autonomy. As Marv Knox, editor of the Baptist Standard wrote, Baptists' disconnected system is a structure that "indirectly shields perpetrators."
The only way this problem will be solved is if denominational leaders make protecting kids the paramount priority and impose a system for accountability. Tragically, it seems that so long as state and national organizations perceive that they are at little risk of legal liability, they lack the motivation to be proactive in taking steps to protect kids.
Kids in Baptist churches would be a great deal safer if denominational leaders would recognize that, whether or not they have any legal obligation, they have a moral obligation to congregations and to the public to investigate and disclose admitted, proven and credibly accused child molesters hiding among the ranks of Baptist clergy
Unfortunately some churches, especially the protestant ones choose to cover it up and defend their repulsive Pastors. The Proties don't seem very upset about child abuse. Its pathetic that they have chosen to cover up and sweep under the carpet the problem of pastors who abuse children and even thwart criminal investigations, arrests and proceedings against such 'Ministers of God'
Welcome to a collection of news reports of ministers sexually abusing children:
http://www.reformation.com/
ALL Protestant denominations - 838 Ministers
147 Baptist Ministers
251 "Bible" Church Ministers (fundamentalist/evangelical)
140 Anglican/Episcopalian Ministers
38 Lutheran Ministers
46 Methodist Ministers
19 Presbyterian Ministers
197 various Church Ministers
http://www.reformation.com/CSA/allabuse.…