Stewart Pieper
Acting General Superintendent
Queensland Baptists
1 March 2019
Queensland Baptists joins the National Redress Scheme
Queensland Baptists as a denomination have made the decision to join the National Redress Scheme for people who have experienced institutional child sexual abuse. Our individual member churches have been invited to formally join the Queensland Baptists Participating Group. We anticipate that the completion of these processes will allow us to make application to join the National Redress Scheme by the second term of 2019.
REF: Statement-by-Stewart-Pieper.pdf
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Here’s ‘a step forward’, by the previously denying QB! Next thing, they could actually speak the truth & live by it 247?!
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