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A proposed class action lawsuit filed by congregants at Gateway Church alleges the nondenominational megachurch engaged in financial fraud when church leaders falsely promised members that a portion of their tithes would go toward foreign missionary work.
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Clemishire told Texas lawmakers she turned down the nondisclosure agreement because it would have kept the alleged abuse of Gateway Church pastor Robert Morris a secret.
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The lawsuit accused a teenager of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old youth member in 2016.
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James and Bridgette Morris announced last week they plan to start a new church about two months after they stepped away from the Southlake megachurch.
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Executive pastor Kemtal Glasgow was removed from his position on Monday, church elder Tra Willbanks said.
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The lawsuit, filed by a former youth group member and her family, said pastors and counselors at the Southlake church failed to prevent sexual abuse. It also lists her alleged abuser as a defendant.
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Gateway church leaders told members on Monday it would be canceling its conference following child sexual assault allegations against former pastor Robert Morris.
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Officials say the Gateway Church campus fire in North Richland Hills was started by a golf cart. The incident is not related to any of the previous church fires.
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Temporary changes are being made in Gateway Church leadership following the resignation of its senior pastor and founder, Robert Morris, accused of sexually abusing a then-12-year-old girl in the 1980s.
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A woman says Robert Morris, prominent evangelical pastor, former Trump religious adviser and founder of Gateway Church, sexually abused her as a child in the 1980s. Morris has resigned from Gateway.
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City leaders and government officials go public, condemning church leader’s actions and calling for accountability.