Posts Tagged ‘Global Leadership Summit’
Willow Creek Association Addresses Bill Hybels Controversy at Opening of Global Leadership Summit (VIDEO)
After the resignation of Lead Pastor Heather Larson and all Willow Creek church elders last night, President and CEO of the Willow Creek Association Tom De Vries addressed the Bill Hybels controversy at the Global Leadership Summit this morning. Watch: He seemed sorry for something and then said the Global Leadership Summit would continue doing…
Read MoreWillow Creek Church Elders to Resign by the End of 2018
UPDATE: In a statement issued at Willow Creek Church tonight, three steps were outlined. All elders of the church will step down by the end of 2018, the church will hire a consultant to assist with governance, and another committee of Christian leaders will conduct an investigation of the allegations of misconduct against Bill Hybels.…
Read MoreAmid Scandal, the Global Leadership Summit Continues to Shrink
UPDATE: Just this morning, Willow Creek has deleted two more sites. I suspect this will continue through the beginning of the conference. As the beginning of Willow Creek Association’s Global Leadership Summit nears, the number of host sites continues to decline. Despite the promotion of 600 sites on the conference website, a count of the…
Read MoreGlobal Leadership Summit Will Give 10 Minutes to the Bill Hybels Controversy
According to blogger and Willow Creek church member Rob Speight, the leaders of the Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit (August 9-10) have promised to give 10 minutes at the beginning of the conference to a “live acknowledgement” of the Bill Hybels controversy. Here is a beginning of Speight’s post: I have become aware of some…
Read MoreWillow Creek Association Confirms Loss of Venues Due to Allegations Against Bill Hybels
On Wednesday, I asked Willow Creek Association how many churches had dropped out of their Global Leadership Summit due to allegations of sexual harassment against Bill Hybels. Two days later, WCA answered the question in the Christian Post yesterday saying 111 host sites dropped out as a “direct result of sexual misconduct allegations” which led to…
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