The soap opera known as the Trinity Broadcasting Network is starting to look like a bad sequel to the PTL scandal.
Basically, the granddaughter of TBN’s Paul and Jan Crouch has accused the world’s largest Christian broadcaster of unlawfully distributing charitable assets worth more than $50 million to the company’s directors.
Subsequently a man claimed that TBN wrongfully sued him over nonexistent contracts, to retaliate after his nephew’s wife “uncovered and reported illegal distributions and other unlawful self-dealing by Trinity Broadcasting’s directors exceeding $50 million.”
Aside from its legal problems, many Christians refer to it as The Blasphemy Channel due to the enormous amount of aberrant and heretical teachings it broadcasts. (See: Unholy Trinity: Outraged at TBN’s Brazen False Teaching).
Like we’ve said many times before: faithful ‘TBN partners’ may want to hold on to their donations for a while. Unless, of course, they think their money is well-spent of such things as luxury ‘parsonages.’
Incidentally, we’ve noticed a marked rise is the number of TBN ‘press releases’ online. So if you want to know what TBN thinks it does well, simply search Google News for those missives
Basically, the granddaughter of TBN’s Paul and Jan Crouch has accused the world’s largest Christian broadcaster of unlawfully distributing charitable assets worth more than $50 million to the company’s directors.
Subsequently a man claimed that TBN wrongfully sued him over nonexistent contracts, to retaliate after his nephew’s wife “uncovered and reported illegal distributions and other unlawful self-dealing by Trinity Broadcasting’s directors exceeding $50 million.”
Aside from its legal problems, many Christians refer to it as The Blasphemy Channel due to the enormous amount of aberrant and heretical teachings it broadcasts. (See: Unholy Trinity: Outraged at TBN’s Brazen False Teaching).
Like we’ve said many times before: faithful ‘TBN partners’ may want to hold on to their donations for a while. Unless, of course, they think their money is well-spent of such things as luxury ‘parsonages.’
Incidentally, we’ve noticed a marked rise is the number of TBN ‘press releases’ online. So if you want to know what TBN thinks it does well, simply search Google News for those missives
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