Trouble finding a bail bondsman willing to take the chance?

Perhaps his family and friends want him to stay put in jail … suicide watch? The man and his ministry are obviously done.

Velour wrote:

You’d be (sadly) shocked at how many supporters these guys have.

Nothing shocks me anymore with these New Calvinists! Thieves band together, even in the ministry.

Velour wrote:

The victims and their families usually have no supporters in the Christian community.

In a Christian community, they do. It’s increasingly clear that much of the American church would not be considered Christian.

Velour wrote:

So Chantry and his supporters have to come up with $25,000 (10% of the total amount
which is what is normally what the court asks)?

Do we know the number of days he has been in jail and the number of days until his trial? If the length of time to his trial is relatively short compared to the length of time he has been in jail, it may not be worth spending $25,000 to secure bail.

Yep we can attest to that!!! And a pastor who asks the judge to drop charges! Elders who confront victims when a lawsuit is in play, members who say your doing satans work for defending your kid! It doesn’t suprise me what Boz’s experience has been as a prosecutor Headless Unicorn Guy wrote:

Velour wrote:

Max wrote:
Perhaps his family and friends want him to stay put in jail … suicide watch? The man and his ministry are obviously done.

You’d be (sadly) shocked at how many supporters these guys have.

“PERSECUTION!!!!!!! TITHE! TITHE! TITHE! TITHE! TITHE! OR GOD WILL PUNISH YOU!!!!!”

The victims and their families usually have no supporters in the Christian community.

Remember the testimony of Boz T: how in all his years as a prosecutor, he has NEVER seen Christians get behind a victim. ALWAYS “RALLY ROUND THE PEDO, BOYZ!”

Velour wrote:

So Chantry and his supporters have to come up with $25,000 (10% of the total amount
which is what is normally what the court asks)?

Dunno. Might take a little more money than that to get someone to pick him up along I-8 and take him south of the border. I can’t help but wonder ……

Tad Cummins, who took the teenager from TN to CA, had plans to take the girl to Mexico. BTW, Cummins is lodged in a Henderson, KY jail and facing federal as well as TN state charges.

Darlene wrote:

I hope that supervision by another adult when in contact with his children is an adult other than Chantry’s wife. For obvious reasons if one is knowledgeable about Complementarianism.

Yes, I was reminded of that fiasco at Doug Wilson’s church in Moscow, Idaho, where he and the elders thought it would be a great idea to play matchmaker between a desperate single woman in their church and a convicted pedophile, marry the two, and now the couple’s baby boy is at risk by his father who is sexually attracted to his own son.

The doormat wife was supposed to chaperone her husband the criminal. Sigh.

And how many other children are in danger, not just the ones that will be born of this union?

Darlene wrote:

@ Velour:
I was thinking of the Sitler debacle when I made that comment. How in the world can wives in Comp/Patriarchal marriages have supervision over their husbands? They would be breaking the #1 prescription of that belief system.

Great minds think alike, Darlene.

Yes, Steven Sitler, the convicted pedophile.

Unbelievers have more sense than these patriarchial men. Why didn’t they tell Katie to get a real college education (oh I forgot, they don’t believe in that). Clean the refrigerator on Friday nights instead of going out on a date. I mean…anything sane…rather than dating and marrying a pedophile (the “elders’ brilliant idea”).

Max wrote:

Velour wrote:

The victims and their families usually have no supporters in the Christian community.

In a Christian community, they do. It’s increasingly clear that much of the American church would not be considered Christian.

I was thinking along the same lines, MAX;
except I am beginning to think that churches ‘friendly’ to certain political interests may no longer reflect the America we all grew up in. God have mercy! What is going on????

Velour wrote:

Great minds think alike, Darlene.

Yes, Steven Sitler, the convicted pedophile.

No, PASTOR’S PET PEDOPHILE.
(With all the JUICY testimony in Counseling…)

Darlene wrote:

@ Velour:
I was thinking of the Sitler debacle when I made that comment. How in the world can wives in Comp/Patriarchal marriages have supervision over their husbands? They would be breaking the #1 prescription of that belief system.

Anyone who didn’t leave their husband after they abused (or thought about abusing) their child can’t be trusted to supervise at all.

Chantry has been bailed out. I just checked the Yavapai County Jail and he’s no longer there.