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“You’re not ready”: The Controlling Deception of David Haas
by Keara Parciak “I have much more to tell you, but you cannot bear it now.” --John 16:12 He was right. I wasn’t ready. I wasn’t expecting to hear from David Haas when I did. I had just started a new job; I had just moved out of state and away from home; it had...
Call for Reports of Daniel Kenney, “The Monkey Priest”
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 Preparatory...
Kent Peters, Mennonite Mission Network, and One Survivor’s Fight for Truth: Part Two
(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 hurt. I...
Dove’s Nest’s statement on Dr. Jeanette Harder’s Amish/Plain work
UPDATE: This statement remains on our website for archival purposes. For further information about why Into Account published this statement after it disappeared from the Dove's Nest website, please see our December 22, 2022 post. Dove's Nest Apologized May 2022 On...
Kent Peters, Mennonite Mission Network, and One Survivor’s Fight for Truth
The Contents of My Story May Disturb You Hi, my name is *Miya, and I am a survivor of Kent Peters. This is my story. Before I begin, I want to give a content/trigger warning to readers. The following post will include the following topics: grooming boundary crossing...
#DivestfromHillsong: When musicians you love are exposed as abusers
by Emily Joy Allison, Communications Consultant and author of #ChurchToo and Stephanie Krehbiel, PhD, Executive Director The question of what to do when an artist, musician, composer or band whose work you love gets outed as an abuser of some kind is perennial, but it...
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