Tag: Prairie Bible Institute

In November 2011, Prairie Bible Institute President Mark Maxwell went to media with a story of historical abuses at the Three Hills school, and the school released a statement that administration went to the RCMP. Recently, there have been presented alleged instances of abuse by individuals connected with Prairie Bible Institute. To the

Catherine Darnell has been a tireless advocate for PBI abuse survivors. Hopes Tapestry

Not long after Prairie Bible Institute administrators went to media in November 2011 with this: Recently, there have been presented alleged instances of abuse by individuals connected with Prairie Bible Institute. To the extent of our information, the incidents in question date back several decades, and the individuals purportedly involved

Recently I wrote The Survivor Fund Project/Healing Team and asked for an updated list of team members.  I appreciate the response. The alumni, who operate under the umbrella of PBI now have a communications policy in place. There have been no changes to the members of the Healing Team. The

I hope this information will put some of the speculation about how PBI has chosen to control the access of abuse survivors to therapy to rest. Over the last while, and particularly as it came to public attention that the independent 3rd party chosen in December by Prairie Bible Institute

No survivor of abuse at PBI was interviewed for this Canadian Christianity article. PBI continues to use media to distance itself from the responsibility to openly change it’s policies regarding abuse on campus, and a right and specific acknowledgement  and repentance of past abuses, in the latest article in Canadian Christianity.

A group of PBI alumni who are working with Prairie Bible Institute are asking alumni for more money, without disclosing where their initial funds came from, where the funds went, or how the funds were spent: Update from the Healing Team: In our previous communication, we have stated the goals

Over at Missionary Kids Safety Net, a website set up to help  survivors of abuse which occurred in Evangelical organizations and denominations,  and a resource site for leaders of organizations who don’t know how to respond when survivors come forward, psychologist Gary Schoener writes about why it is so difficult

A Canadian reporter who has been following the abuse allegations by former Prairie Bible Institute alumni wrote an update article at OpenFile Calgary February 24th. Jeremy Klaszus titled his piece, Bible college abuse allegations spark accusations of ‘cyber-stalking’ and ‘slander’.  The article is fair, tame, straightforward and professional, and starts out

Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. Galatians 6:9 NIV This past week, abuse survivors who attended PBI were threatened with a lawsuit by another former alumni. The letter of intent to sue

I would like to commend Prairie Bible Institute alumni who have been urged to give the public the names of the Survivor Fund Project team. The Survivor Fund Project, which is being funded by money donated by alumni to PBI, was announced in December by PBI President Mark Maxwell. The