Five more women have brought lawsuits against Bill Gothard, the founder of the Institute in Basic Life Principles (IBLP), accusing him of sexual abuse.
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Home School Legal Defense Association founder Michael P. Farris is criticizing the teachings of former ministry leaders Doug Phillips and Bill Gothard.
Recovering Grace, the group that brought the allegations against Bill Gothard to light, expressed concern with the internal investigation's findings that minimized the "exploitation of innocent young women."
A board of investigators found that former president of the Institute in Basic Life Principles (IBLP) Bill Gothard’s alleged behavior around teen girls was “inappropriate,” but not “criminal.”
More than a month after stepping down as president of the ministry he founded, Bill Gothard released a statement that attempts to respond to allegations of sexual impropriety.