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Contact: Ashley Easter FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ​ Email: ​ashley@ashleyeaster.com 06/04/19 Anti-Abuse Rally Planned Outside 2019 Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) Annual Meeting For Such a Time as This Rally protesting abuse within SBC Birmingham, AL – June 4th, 2019​ – One year ago, ​For Such a Time as This Rally gathered in Dallas outside the Southern Bapti

Anti-Abuse Rally Planned Outside 2019 Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) Annual Meeting For Such a Time as This Rally protesting abuse within SBC Birmingham, AL – May 29th, 2019 – In June 2018, For Such a Time as This Rally gathered in Dallas outside the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting to call for decisive action on addressing abuse. With the Houston Chronicle’s three-part series “Abuse of Faith” published in February, the urgency of abuse within the SBC cannot be o

Anti-Abuse Rally Planned Outside 2019 Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) Annual Meeting For Such a Time as This Rally protesting abuse within SBC Sign up here to receive updates on the 2019 Rally. Birmingham, AL – February 19, 2019 – In June 2018, For Such a Time as This Rally gathered in Dallas outside the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting to call for decisive action on addressing abuse. With the Houston Chronicle’s three-part series “Abuse of Faith” published a we

Victim Advocate Meets with SBC President’s Office Offering Partnership By Ryan Ashton RALEIGH, N.C.— On Wednesday, July 11th, Ashley Easter and Ian McPherson, traveled to the central offices of The Summit. Ashley was reviewing her notes, preparing for any contingency, as her friend Ian, a local pastor, listened to her lay out what she hoped to cover in the meeting. The Summit is a gargantuan, multi-site megachurch where 10,000 attendees on nine campuses attend services in Nor

My logo for the June 12th “For Such a Time as This Rally” has a specific meaning I would like to share. Within the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary stands stained glass windows of pastors and luminaries who are accused of sexual abuse (Pressler) and spiritual abuse (Patterson). Their offenses are long and numerous. But missing from these windows are any sign of honor or dignity to the people the Church has hurt. That ends today. In this new era, I believed it appropr