WHEN THE PULPIT BECOMES A BUSINESS

This book is an educational discussion of Christian leadership, money, prosperity teaching, stewardship and accountability. It does not claim that wealth itself proves corruption, nor does it treat allegations, inquiries or public criticism as findings of wrongdoing. Public case studies are presented cautiously and should be read with attention to the evidence described in the text.
Composite case studies are fictional teaching scenarios created to illustrate ethical and governance principles. They are not intended to identify real individuals or organizations.
This book is not legal, accounting, tax, medical or pastoral advice for a particular situation. Churches and leaders facing specific legal, financial or safeguarding issues should obtain appropriate professional advice.