Corrections

• June 15, 2024: This article has been updated to reflect that The Wartburg Watch has corrected its initial report, which stated that televangelist James Robison had accompanied Morris and his wife to Hominy, Oklahoma, to speak with Clemishire’s father. The Wartburg Watch has clarified that Robison did not join the couple on that trip, nor did he participate in any meeting Morris had with his victim and her family. Robison also did not know that Morris had sexually assaulted Clemishire. Go to Article »
• Jan. 1, 2023: This article has been updated to reflect that the Chopeks have served in Deaf Life Gatherings at Redemption Hill Church in Jefferson Hills since January 2023. This article was also updated to reflect that Megan Chopek was 7 years old when she discovered she was hard of hearing.  Go to Article »
• Oct. 24, 2022, Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that "Benoit partnered with the American Association of Christian Counselors to create a video sharing her testimony." A spokesperson for Benoit informed CP that the video had already been created, and that AACC helped to share the video instead. Go to Article »
• April 8, 2019, Correction: This story has been corrected to state that membership at Cross Church is 25,000, not 8,000. Also, Ronnie Floyd did not help found the church (it was founded in 1870). Floyd did expand the number of campuses from one to four. Go to Article »
• Aug. 20, 2019, Correction: An earlier version of this article reported that Pastor Alfrery Líctor Cruz Canseco was at the pulpit of his church when he was shot. But according to Christian Solidarity Worldwide, reports have since emerged that Pastor Cruz Canseco was in his car following a church service when he was fatally shot. Go to Article »
• Sept. 21, 2016, Correction: An earlier version of this article reported that 26 people were killed last Friday in what was believed to be the deadliest attack that the CAR has witnessed in months. The total number of victims killed was six, according to Herve Verhoosel, the director of Public Information and Communications at MINUSCA. Go to Article »
• Feb. 13, 2019, Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that Wycliffe had adapted the technology themselves. They helped fund it but the group has no developers working on the Bible translation tools. Go to Article »
• March 30, 2014, Correction: An earlier verion of this article incorrectly stated that Pastor Mark Driscoll of Mars Hill Church wrote the blog post explaining three central themes in the biblical account of Noah. Steve Tompkins, also part of Mars Hill Church, wrote the post, not Driscoll. Go to Article »
• Oct. 16, 2007, Correction: An earlier version of this article about the concerns of some Evangelicals regarding the support of Mitt Romney for the U.S. presidency incorrectly reported that the World Congress of Families was founded by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Foundation. CP confirmed with Larry Jacobs, vice president of The Howard Center for Family, Religion & Society that World Congress of Families was not founded by but is funded by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Foundation among other groups. Go to Article »
• Dec. 13, 2011, Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly reported that more than 15 million people indicated a decision for Christ since GMO's founding in 2004. CP confirmed with GMO that more than 15 million decisions for Christ were indicated in 2010 alone. Go to Article »

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