Doing the Business of the Church
By Dennis Kendel Board Chair, Faith Lutheran Church Saskatoon Our church, the LCC, is in the midst of a crisis. This is not a crisis thrust upon us by sinister external forces - this is a crisis of our own leadership’s making. If our leadership can come to humbly accept this fact, we will have taken... Continue Reading →
After I posted CEF / DIL - ASC's Notice of Hearing "guest" of the CEF Investors Forum reacted with the following post: I am overwhelmed with so many emotions in reading this, relief, anger, sadness, shame, sorrow and even joy. I have never experienced such a complicated mix of emotions. Mostly though, reading this gives validation... Continue Reading →
After the ASC posted it's notice of hearing against the ABC District's CEF / DIL leadership, it was only a matter of time before the major news media got hold of the story and ran with it. This evening CTV News posted an article Lutheran Church accused of securities violations. The article covers the same points I... Continue Reading →
When the whole ABC CEF / DIL mess became public, one of the first things out of the Synodical President's office was "We can't do anything about it" and an abject opposition to any grass-roots initiatives to help the people affected by this travesty. This tactic has a name - https://twitter.com/wad3mullen/status/1006693836985389057
There's a saying that the job's not completed until the paperwork's done. According the to the latest update on the Monitor's website, if the paperwork's not done right - even then the job's still not finished. And the subject of this update is.... the parsonage lot! Here's links to all the documents: 308. Affidavit of Cameron... Continue Reading →
In my previous article "We Were Rachael's Church" I wrote about how the Denhollanders held up a mirror of the church's behavior to Immanuel Baptist church in Louisville KY and how the church reacted with introspection, investigation, awareness, repentance, and finally restoration. But what had Immanuel Baptist done? A recent Washington Post article "The Sin... Continue Reading →
This article is part of the series from the Higgerty Law statement of claim. You can read what a statement of claim and a Quistclose Trust is in the first article in this series. The allegations in this section are the punitive damages can be summed up in section "T. Punitive Damages." The remedy's sought largely... Continue Reading →
This article is part of the series from the Higgerty Law statement of claim. You can read what a statement of claim and a Quistclose Trust is in the first article in this series. This section are alleges that people expected members of District to act in accord with their religious beliefs and District didn't. 232.... Continue Reading →
This article is part of the series from the Higgerty Law statement of claim. You can read what a statement of claim and a Quistclose Trust is in the first article in this series. The allegations in this section can be summed up by the "Negligence" section which is started by this paragraph: 214. It was... Continue Reading →
