Jeremy Pearsons Blacklisted Minister, Fort Worth, Texas
The public is hereby notified that Jeremy Pearsons is to be seen as a Blacklisted minister. The reason is described below in regard to attempting to cover up his past divorce from being exposed: The description about this will now be exposed:
Why did Jeremy pearsons get a divorce?
Answer:
Jeremy Pearsons, a speaker and outreach minister of Kenneth Copeland Ministries, divorced his first wife, Amy Cranmer Pearsons, in May of 2006.
Following the divorce, Amy posted a message, dated May 28, 2006, to her MySpace page in which she alleged that Jeremy had been physically and emotionally abusive during much of the marriage. The abuse, according to Amy, was a regular occurrence and often resulted in bruises. Amy said she reported the abuse to Jeremy's family, most of whom occupy prominent positions within Kenneth Copeland Ministries, but that they did nothing to stop Jeremy's abuse. Instead, she observed, that throughout the divorce he was given prominent preaching assignments including televised
sermons in which he dispensed marriage and relationship advice.
Jeremy remarried about one and half years later on September 1, 2007. His new wife is named Sarah Hart Pearsons. She is a worship leader and speaker.
What does the Bible have to say about divorce? Jeremy Pearsons the Blacklisted Minister should obviously know. It says in Malachi 2:16
"For I hate divorce!" says the LORD, the God of Israel. "To divorce your wife is to overwhelm her with cruelty," says the LORD of Heaven's Armies. "So guard your heart; do not be unfaithful to your wife."
Jeremy Pearson for the reason outlined in this verse from the Bible must therefore be expressly exposed and no coverup by him or any other even from his family who are the Copeland family must be seen to contradict the truths seen about the Blacklisted Minister Jeremy Pearsons in this report.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
SpeakeroftheHouse
Altamonte Springs,Florida,
USA
An Observation
#3General Comment
Wed, April 12, 2017
After reading this report about allegations of physical spousal abuse, I was left wondering: Do police reports exist proving these serious allegations on the part of the ex-wife and if so, where are they? The report says nothing about the police being called. It would make no sense if at the time of the abuse the then-wife chose to "protect" her husband's reputation by appealing to the family for help instead of calling the police only to decide not to protect his reputation now by filing a Ripoff Report. I sincerely hope my concern is unfounded and police reports can be produced to prove her allegations as the absence of them would indicate some serious character assassination in my humble opinion.
Blacklisted
Boise,Idaho,
USA
Author: Forgiveness But Accountability
#3Consumer Comment
Sat, September 19, 2015
Although the term "blacklisted" may seem a bit too strong one should note that I as the original author of this report do believe that there is forgiveness for this person but accountability and answerability for their actions as well.