Protestant Accountability

Excellent new article in Psychology Today! Link to article in first comment…

Link to story: ministrywatch.com/former-sem…

We have added over 300 names in the last 5 weeks, almost all from Submission Requests put in through our website. Over 3,000 entries now. Our hope is that by bringing these names and numbers to light, future victims can be prevented.

Is your church safe?

New story about the database: ministrywatch.com/survivors-…

Our database is growing faster than we ever expected—proving how deep this need is. But rapid growth means rising operating costs. If you're looking for a trusted way to support survivors and expose the truth, consider backing us: 🔗 protestantaccountability.org… #SupportSurvivors

This is an excellent example of why the database is necessary. Too many slip through the cracks. Thanks for tagging us, Julie Roys. He has been added. Link in the first comment…

295 of 2,863 entries in the Protestant Accountability database are labeled "mishandled allegations." Common patterns: • Keeping accused leaders in power • Relocating them to new churches • Prioritizing the institution over survivors • Failing to report potential crimes