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The Pii Report
After years of investigation into ABWE and Donn Ketcham, the Pii Report is available to the public. Click HERE to download or print. Trigger Warning: descriptions of sexual abuse
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ABWE & Dr. Donn Ketcham
American mission agency Association of Baptists for World Evangelism (ABWE; Penn.), protected Dr. Donn Ketcham’s private and public reputation for over 20 years, by stating in writing and in private communication that he was dismissed from ABWE as a result of “moral failure” or adultery and by failing to report him to US authorities from 1989-2011, despite more past victims coming forward each decade and ABWE's knowledge of Dr. Ketcham's family practice in Allendale, MI.
Additionally, ABWE tragically revictimized the victim who came forward in 1989 by accusing her (age 14) of adultery, while demonstrating extreme measures of care for her abuser.
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#STOPKemptonCenter
Currently Baptist Bible College of Clark Summit, PA (now known as Summit University) has suspended their plans to name a building in Wendell Kempton's honor, as a direct result of your voices. Please continue to encourage Summit University to chose a more suitable name, one not connected with collusion and child sexual abuse, by emailing their current leadership: Office of the President
Monthly Archives: July 2011
ABWE Mks: Another Plea for Contact Information
If you are a former Bangladesh MK and have not already sent in your contact information, please send your current info to durrill77@gmail.com or directly to GRACE at netgraceinfo@gmail.com. Your cooperation with the investigation — even if it is simply … Continue reading
Posted in G.R.A.C.E. Investigation, Press Releases
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Don’t Have Time to Read 1,000-Plus Comments? (Part 1)
We realize that the main post of the blog (with over a 1,000 comments from Bangladesh missionaries and MKs and many others) can be very daunting read for newcomers. With that in mind, we wanted to share this important comment … Continue reading →
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