Who’s In Charge Of Potters Field Now?

After Rob McCoy took over Potters Field Ministries in order to liquidate the assets, he publicly and privately made two promises.

One, he would pay for a legal, forensic audit to prove how the finances had been spent.

Two, some of the proceeds from the sale of the assets would provide counseling for the interns whose stories you can read here.

The former interns and employees are the alleged victims in this situation and they should be the first and primary concern.

The letter from Mike and Pam Rozell’s legal counsel doesn’t mention them.

Who runs the remains of this “ministry”?

As of Dec 3, 2019:

There is some confusion here as sources told me that Austin Hiatt had left the group and moved away.

He still has legal liability, if any is to come.

These are the people we now must hold accountable.

These are the people , who despite all the testimonies published here, choose to ignore what was written.

What Rob McCoy promised is what was biblical and righteous…will this group keep those promises?

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4 Responses

  1. Lily says:

    As we can see from all the testimonies from the alleged victims, neither Mike nor Pam Rozell have acted in a Biblical or righteous way with all the alleged victims, nor have they chosen to come out clean, confess to wrong doing, or even the least, apologize to all people harmed. Instead they went into hiding and remained silent ignoring everything that has happened. These actions are by no means Biblical or righteous – they are shameful and disgraceful!

  2. Michael says:

    Lily,

    I agree…

  1. August 13, 2020

    […] While I can’t say that I “know” McCoy, I did communicate with him a bit while he was involved in the Potters Field scandal. […]

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