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LDS Church loses lawsuit against insurance companies over sex abuse settlements

By: Ben Winslow (Fox 13) Posted 3:55 PM, Apr 11, 2025   and last updated 12:56 PM, Apr 12, 2025 SALT LAKE CITY — A federal judge has ruled against The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in a lawsuit over who pays for sexual abuse settlements. The Church sued its own insurance providers, National Union Insurance

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Wave of sexual abuse lawsuits filed against LDS church in San Diego and across California

By Alex Riggins | alex.riggins@sduniontribune.com | The San Diego Union-Tribune Nearly 100 current and former California residents have recently sued The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints over allegations of childhood sexual abuse, alleging in related but separate lawsuits filed across the state that they were assaulted by leaders of their local congregations over the past several decades

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Screwjob: Emily Sheets Case Dismissed; Tobias Schroeder Case Continued

Written by Goel for Investigations in Ritual Abuse and reposted by Relentless Hope. It was a cold day in Manti, crisp and bright, as around 50 people gathered on the steps of the courthouse at noon. They were there in support of Tobias Schroeder, the alleged victim of David Lee Hamblin, a disgraced therapist and

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Why We Don’t Recommend The Emotion Code

As a Christian organization we only recommend healing methods that are approved by the American Psychological Association (APA) and even with that, we do so with trepidation.  For APA approval, the modality must pass certain guidelines that are scientifically proven.  This includes EMDR, neurofeedback, talk therapy, sand box and others.  These modalities can only be

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