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   Ridgecrest Boys Camp in Black Mountain. He was charged with solicitation of   
   a child by computer to commit illegal sex acts.   
      
   2010   
      
   REDACTED, bus director and assistant pastor, REDACTED, arrested for child   
   sex abuse.   
      
   2010 - Roseboro, North Carolina   
      
   Thomas Lee Elliott, youth minister, Autryville Baptist Church, Roseboro,   
   N.C., was arrested for soliciting a minor over the internet for a sexual   
   act and attempted indecent liberties with a minor. He registered as a sex   
   offender in North Carolina with convictions of solicitation of a child by   
   computer to commit a sex act and attempted indecent liberties with a minor.   
   He received a suspended sentence and probation in 2011. Victim aged 14.   
      
   2009 - Bessemer City, North Carolina   
      
   Harley Michael Keough, pastor, King James Baptist Church, Bessemer City,   
   N.C., accused of groping multiple women. Keough was convicted of two counts   
   of sexual battery and ordered to register as a sex offender. He was given   
   18 months probation and would not go to prison. He died in 2013.   
      
   2008 - Charlotte, North Carolina   
      
   Lawrence Webber, member, member of men’s choir, lay preacher, Reeder   
   Memorial Baptist Church, Charlotte, N.C., was charged with three counts of   
   rape of a child under 13 and five counts of indecent liberties with a   
   child. Earlier, in 1997, Webber was convicted of taking indecent liberties   
   with a child for charges stemming from a 1991 incident in Gaston County. He   
   received a suspended sentence and probation for the crime. He was on the   
   North Carolina Sex Offenders Registry. The pastor knew of Webber’s previous   
   conviction.   
      
   2008 - High Point, North Carolina   
      
   Guy Ellis Carr Jr. was a deacon at Emerywood Baptist Church in High Point.   
   Carr was convicted in 2009 on eight counts of indecent liberties with a   
   minor that occurred between 1976 and 1979. Imprisoned from Dec. 18, 2009,   
   to April 10, 2013.   
      
   2008 - Gastonia, North Carolina   
      
   Paul Kevin Shives, a deacon at New Hope Baptist Church in Gastonia, was   
   sentenced to prison in 2008 after being convicted of 11 charges, including   
   indecent liberties with a child and statutory rape. He appealed, but the   
   North Carolina Court of Appeals found no error on April 21, 2009.   
      
   2008 - Fayetteville, North Carolina   
      
   Anthony Phillips Denton, 57, was a former counselor at Trinity Baptist   
   Church in Jacksonville, FL.  The abuse occurred while employed as music   
   minister, Berean Baptist Church in Fayetteville, N.C. Denton was charged   
   with 16 counts of taking indecent liberties with children between 1977-81   
   in N.C.   
      
   2008 - Goldsboro, North Carolina   
      
   Example of multiple offenses. Robert Lee Adams Reaves, former bishop of   
   Living in Favor Global Network Churches, Goldsboro, N.C., was sentenced to   
   life in prison for killing a 21-year-old North Carolina college student. He   
   was the preacher at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, Bennettsville, S.C., in   
   the mid 1980s until 1987 when he left after being accused of criminal   
   sexual conduct involving a boy under the age of 17. He was convicted of   
   third-degree sex charges. In 1982, he was also charged with simple assault   
   and battery.   
      
   2008 - Goldsboro, North Carolina   
      
   REDACTED, youth leader, REDACTED, was accused of sexual abuse of two girls   
   under the age of 13 and secret peeping.   
      
   2007 - Wake Forest, North Carolina   
      
   In 2007, Justin Eugene Taylor, 27, Southeastern Baptist Theological   
   Seminary student was arrested on one count of indecent liberties with a 10-   
   year-old child. Taylor was suspended from the school.   
      
   2007 - Wake Forest, North Carolina   
      
   Coy Privette, past president of the Baptist State Convention of North   
   Carolina, trustee/chair of the SBC's Southeastern Baptist Theological   
   Seminary in Wake Forest, N.C., and a trustee of the SBC's Ethics and   
   Religious Liberty Commission. The retired Baptist minister and former state   
   legislator. Pleaded guilty in 2007 to aiding and abetting prostitution and   
   was sentenced to probation. He died in 2015.   
      
   2007 - Lumberton, North Carolina   
      
   Ronald Lee Simpson, 42, former pastor, St. Matthews Missionary Baptist   
   Church, Parkton or Lumberton, N.C., was sentenced to at least 15 years in   
   prison for abusing two girls, 12 and 14, in 2003.   
      
   2007 - High Point, North Carolina   
      
   Todd Turner Brock, 42, former pastor, Tabernacle Baptist Church, High   
   Point, N.C., pleaded guilty to charges of solicitation to commit first   
   degree sexual exploitation of a minor, participating in the prostitution of   
   a 17-yr-old boy and dissemination obscenity. He was sentenced to 10-12   
   months in prison. He resigned from church March 30, 2007.   
      
   2007 - Raleigh, North Carolina   
      
   In 2007, Brian “Doug” Goodrich, Jr., 26, volunteer youth worker and   
   Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary student, Providence Baptist   
   Church, Raleigh, N.C., was sentenced to 13 years in prison in exchange for   
   guilty pleas on 2 counts of statutory sex offense, 4 counts of first degree   
   sexual exploitation of minor, two counts of taking indecent liberties with   
   a child (8 boys ages 13-15 who were part of Bible study). The abuse   
   occurred in 2005 while Goodrish was an intern at Providence Baptist Church.   
   He was sentenced to a 13-year minimum prison sentence for six felonies,   
   including two counts of statutory rape and four counts of sexual   
   exploitation of a minor.   
      
   2007 - Asheville and Mars Hill, North Carolina   
      
   In 2007, Roy Mace Honeycutt, II, 63, pastor, affiliated with at least 2   
   churches, Bethel Baptist Church, Ashville, N.C., and Trinity Baptist   
   Church, Mars Hill, N.C., was charged with 6 counts of indecent liberties   
   with a child and 2 counts of first degree sex offense with a boy under age   
   13. The crimes dated back to the 1960s: He was convicted June 25, 2008 and   
   released in 2011.   
      
   2007 - Hendersonville, North Carolina   
      
   Duain A. Whittemore, 66, director of the Anchor Baptist Church’s Missions   
   International in Transylvania County, in the Pisgah Forest, was arrested   
   sentenced for two counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a   
   minor. The abuse occurred between 1976-84. Whittmore abused a 13-year-old   
   girl and a second girl under the age of 16. The abuse occurred when   
   Whittemore was director of Tabernacle Baptist Church’s Children’s Home,   
   S.C.   
      
   2002 - Iron Station, North Carolina   
      
   In 2002, Dewey “Eddie” White, pastor of Heavenly View Baptist Church in   
   Iron Station, N.C., was found guilty of propositioning a 15-year-old.   
      
   1999 - Fayetteville   
      
   Laurie Christine Rehrer, 33, former teacher at New Hope Christian Academy   
   took a plea agreement for having sex with two teenage boys (ages 14 and   
   15).  She was sentenced to six months in prison. She pleaded guilty to   
   lesser counts and received five years’ probation, was ordered to stay away   
   from boys younger than 18 and register as a sex offender. Rehrer’s father   
   was pastor and administrator for the school.   
      
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