Anglican Watch continues to follow the criminal case involving Episcopal priest Richard Losch and the church’s feckless response to the allegations. With that in mind, we remind readers and members of the media that the Grafton Superior Court (N.H.) will hear the Losch criminal case on April 8 and 9.
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A whistleblower’s guide to online privacy and secure communication
It’s no secret that Anglican Watch sources much of its information from whistleblowers. Given the general importance of whistleblowers to accountability, good governance, and national security, we thought this might be a good time to share some best practices on information/operational security and how to communicate safely with a media
Continue readingPressure builds on Wheaton College president Phil Ryken to resign as whistleblower calls for Ryken’s removal
Phil Snyder, a whistleblower and former member of Tenth Presbyterian (PCA) church in Philadelphia, Pa., who achieved widespread recognition after the church tried to silence him via fabricated civil claims that Snyder was threatening members of the congregation, has issued a statement calling on Wheaton College president Phil Ryken to
Continue readingEpiscopal priest Brad Whitaker deposed
The Diocese of East Tennessee has deposed Chattanooga Episcopal priest Brad Whittaker following a multi-week Title IV clergy misconduct investigation. Whittaker, who served as rector of St. Paul’s for nine years prior to his retirement, was previously in the news as the first person in the area to contract COVID.
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