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  • Hillsong Church is rocked by yet another sex scandal as married NJ pastor, 32, resigns after sending photos of himself in VERY revealing gym tights to another woman (but calls it an honest mistake!)

    04/28/2021 1:38:00 PM PDT · by cann · 53 replies
    Daily Mail ^ | 16:13 EDT, 28 April 2021 | SHAWN COHEN
    A married pastor for Hillsong Church has resigned after being caught sharing photos of his bulging manhood on Instagram - just months after the head of the church's New York City chapter was fired over his own sex scandal, DailyMail.com has learned. Darnell Barrett, a 32-year-old pastor for Hillsong in Montclair, New Jersey, stepped down from his role on Tuesday over an Instagram story he posted of himself last month wearing nothing but white Nike Pro tights. The clergyman shared two photos of himself standing in front of a mirror after a workout, with what appeared to be his engorged...
  • Why this white pastor is not saying ‘all lives matter’

    10/06/2016 8:18:39 PM PDT · by GuavaCheesePuff · 19 replies
    The Washington Post ^ | October 6, 2016 | Lindsey Bever
    A white pastor in New York has been swept up in a race debate following a proclamation that he would not say “all lives matter.” The mantra, he said, does not address an essential issue. The 37-year-old’s comment came just days after two police shootings left two black men dead. Terence Crutcher, an unarmed black man, was shot and killed by a white police officer in Tulsa on Sept. 16; four days later, another black man, Keith Lamont Scott, was killed at the hands of police in Charlotte. The shootings ignited peaceful protests interrupted by chaos in cities 1,000 miles...
  • Hillsong: We haven't shifted at all.

    10/23/2014 6:58:53 AM PDT · by Gamecock · 27 replies
    First Things ^ | 10/20/2014 | Andrew Walker
    In light of new comments from Hillsong’s head pastor, Brian Houston, I wanted to add some additional thoughts to the critical comments I made on Friday. On Saturday, the Christian Post reported the following statement from Brian Houston: I encourage people not to assume a media headline accurately represents what I said at a recent press conference. Nowhere in my answer did I diminish biblical truth or suggest that I or Hillsong Church supported gay marriage. I challenge people to read what I actually said, rather than what was reported that I said. My personal view on the subject of...
  • Hillsong Church, Relevance & Pariahs...declined to give the church's position on same-sex marriage

    10/21/2014 8:59:06 AM PDT · by Gamecock · 20 replies
    The Aquilla Report ^ | October 20, 2014 | Mark Tooley
    Full Title: Hillsong Church, Relevance & Pariahs. Hillsong's pastor, stressing the church's need to stay relevant, declined to give the church's position on same-sex marriage There’s a good piece by Andrew Walker in First Things on a popular international church network called Hillsong’s apparent equivocation on marriage. At a recent New York press conference, the ministry’s leader, Brian Houston, declined to answer whether the ministry affirms the biblical position. Instead, he stresses the church’s need to stay “relevant.” Earlier this year the pastor of Hillsong’s New York’s congregation, the ultra hip Carl Lentz, shared similar views with CNN. His wifeadded:...
  • Politicians flock to Hillsong conference (growing influence of Christianity in Australian politics)

    07/04/2005 3:54:42 PM PDT · by naturalman1975 · 1 replies · 210+ views
    The Age (Melbourne) ^ | 5th July 2005 | Linda Morris
    Prime Minister John Howard couldn't attend. Nor could Opposition Leader Kim Beazley, who sent a message of support and the chief whip of the Labor caucus as stand-in. But a Labor premier, five federal cabinet ministers, eight Liberal backbenchers and two National Party Senate leaders were expected to front 30,000 evangelical Christians for the start of the Hillsong Church's event of the year. After the rise of the Family First party, Labor and Liberal politicians said the influence of organised Christianity was exaggerated. But few were leaving anything to chance, keen to mix religion and politics at the Sydney SuperDome...