A lawyer representing 150 victims of the Jesus Army said plans to allow people accused of child abuse to receive a share of the cult's fortune were "shameful". A BBC investigation revealed 172 former ...
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Alleged abusers may get share of Jesus Army wealth
People accused of child abuse could receive significantly larger payments than their alleged victims under plans to share the fortune of a disgraced evangelical sect. The organisation, known as the ...
Survivors fear closed church’s £25m in assets could end up in abusers’ hands About 60 former members of the Jesus Army, a cult described as one of the most abusive in British history, have come ...
The man who ran the theatre owned by an orthodox evangelical church said the group would "pack out" the 900-seater auditorium when it held worships there. The Jesus Army church recruited thousands of ...
BBC Factual has commissioned a two-part docuseries that will revisit the story of the Jesus Fellowship Church, a.k.a. the Jesus Army, a now-defunct Christian cult whose recent collapse was ...
SWEEPING into city centres across Britain in colourful double-decker buses, the Jesus Army brought religion to the High Street. Dressed in bomber jackets and camouflage trousers, the congregation ...
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