Nothing. I consider everything they report to be in some fashion slanted, to contain only part of the truth, and to contain at least some falsehood. It's possible to filter some facts out of the morass of falsehood and distortion, but it takes considerable effort.
Do you believe that Frank Dew, of Praise Tabernacle Church, stands accused of the (attempted?) rape of a teenage boy? Do you believe the posted story, above, is complete? Do you think that story warrants any comment on your part? Perhaps you'd like to offer Praise Tabernacle Church some unsolicited advise as to the selection of their clergy? I'm sure they'd give it all the consideration it's due.
Do you believe that CNN told you the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth about that particular story? Do you believe that CNN is generally in the habit of telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
Finally, I'd like to remind you, in case you'd forgotten, that "Praise Tabernacle Church" is protestant.
If "all" reporting is incorrect, then we can trust nothing except what we see with our own eyes.
No wonder those two young men were driven to attempt suicide when their own Catholic church (and you, apparently) did not believe them.
Perhaps the Catholic church needs to look more closely at its leaders. Certainly this would have been good advice for the Praise Tabernacle church. Shame on all those who turn away or do not discern correctly.
No, they're not Catholic. Which is a different statement than saying they're Protestant, unless you can demonstrate the latter.
No, they are not Protestant they are Pentecostal or Apostolic based just recently became None Denominational I know this for a fact because i use to be a member when they first started and i left because i felt uncomfortable there.