by intoaccount | May 11, 2023 | Anabaptism/Mennonites, Believing survivors, College & university focus, Racial justice, Survivors speak
Over the past six months, I have had the pleasure of working with this student. She has spent years giving her passion, creativity, and time to Hesston College. And recently, she has been a part of the student organizing that has led to administration promising...
by intoaccount | Jan 19, 2023 | Anabaptism/Mennonites, Believing survivors, Church focus, College & university focus, misogyny, Uncategorized
Hesston College Leaders Still Ignoring Student Safety On January 9, 2023, a member of the Hesston College administration, Vice President of Student Life Deb Roth, sent out an email to the entire campus community, announcing that Athletic Director Bryan Kehr would be...
by intoaccount | Jan 6, 2023 | Believing survivors, LYFE Camp, Methodist, spiritual abuse, Survivors speak, United Methodist Church
Click here to read the entire Guidepost Solutions investigation of the LYFE Camp of the Minnesota Annual Conference of United Methodist Church. Reporter 1 Statement A victim of God may Through learning adaption Become a partner of God A victim of God may Through...
by intoaccount | Sep 26, 2022 | Anabaptism/Mennonites, Believing survivors, Church focus, Clery Act, College & university focus
UPDATE: Since posting this on Monday, Into Account has received eight reports about violence and abuse at Hesston College from individual survivors. Every person who reports to us has the right to confidentiality and control over their story. All we will say is that...
by intoaccount | Jul 18, 2022 | Believing survivors, Catholicism, College & university focus, K-12, trauma
Researchers at Creighton University have reached out to Into Account about numerous reports from men who describe grooming, sexual harassment, and sexual abuse perpetrated by Rev Daniel Kenney, known as “The Monkey Priest,” formerly active at Creighton...
by intoaccount | Jul 8, 2022 | Anabaptism/Mennonites, Believing survivors, Survivors speak, trauma, Workplace/Religious Nonprofit focus
(For readers new to Miya’s story, begin here with Part One.) How To Make Sense of This? At the time, I felt like nothing good had come out of it. It felt like all the advocating I had done on my own behalf had been useless. It all felt so unfair and I felt so...
