This letter has been issued by the owners of the property where the Belgium convention has been held.
They comment:
Over the past few years, troubling developments have come to light within the church, revealing profound and devastating issues that have shaken this faith community. These issues are not just isolated incidents but have exposed a pattern that demands collective attention, sensitivity, and action. The painful revelations of recent scandals have brought to the surface an urgent need for introspection, accountability, and change.
…. We are convinced that the time has come to make meaningful changes that will not only help towards correcting the wrongs of the past, where possible, but also help ensure a safer, healthier environment for all who are part of this fellowship in the future.
This message is written not out of bitterness, but out of a profound love and concern for this faith community. We hope that by addressing these difficult issues with honesty and humility, trust can be rebuilt and healing fostered where possible. This opportunity to make things right, where possible, should not be missed, to protect and nurture those in this fellowship group, and to take courageous steps toward a future marked by compassion and integrity of which Christ was the perfect example.
Their letter is long as it has details from many years of interactions with workers.
WINGS Note May 2025: The letter has been removed at the request of the authors.
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What I get from these folks’ experience: follow your conscience and speak your mind, early and often. It won’t get you anywhere, but it will spare you alot of grief. About divorce and remarriage- Jesus taught that it was a sin- but he didn’t shun them either, like the woman at the well. So you shouldn’t do it, but it’s beyond us to unravel. As for reforming what’s left of the system, keep your friends and faith, let the system go to heck.
While I am disillusioned in our ministry through reading all that has gone on above and beyond this particular situation, it is a stark reminder that our connection with God is personal and unique to ourselves. I had always connected our fellowship with salvation and now what is being exposed within the church clearly shows that this “fellowship” and its trappings is not salvation. It may help us but is not salvation. Jesus spoke repeatedly about those that knew him and the father. How can we even contemplate supporting anything that does not line up with Jesus teachings? One of the last things he did was to show humility in washing his disciples feet. Where is today’s comparison within the ministry? It is plain that we must search and prove the scriptures and messengers of his gospel for ourselves as Jesus asked us to do.
“Seeing clearly,” terrific post, I agree 100 percent. The ministry today is a complete joke led by some like Gary Paul who says you can only get to Christ threw them. What a joke. The woman at the well, the lady that touched the garment of Jesus, the man on the cross, and others. They must have gone threw Gary Paul without anyone knowing it. Again if GP, Doyle S , Darrel D and others lost their job, what would they do. I guess live on the money that is hidden. The same money D Brewer found somewhere.