The "Reverend" Ashley Easter apparently traded one cult for another

Rev. Ashley Easter sporting the Feminist cult's official hairdo. 

After reading the story this so-called "Reverend", I'm convinced Ashley Easter simply traded one cult for another. She says "And, while homeschooling can be a good choice for some students in my experience it was a tool used to socially isolate me from much of the outside world and to indoctrinate me with authoritarian, patriarchal ideals." But then she met a Feminist man who "rescued" her and her marriage to this emasculated man "physically removed me from the cult" and now she's a Feminist preacher.

Among other things, she is among those who believe everyone forced to register should be banned from attending church services, which makes her Shiitake-worthy. I've seen better representations of Christianity for The Jerry Springer Show's Reverend Schnorr than from this false prophet.

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Summers and the Rev. Ashley Easter, a spokeswoman for the group of abuse survivor advocates, also criticized a policy within the SBC's Caring Well resources. That document, they say, is based on a document from Greear's church.

 The document outlines how registered sex offenders can be incorporated into worship services if they are monitored by "shepherding individuals" and kept away from children and any person or family member of a person they have harmed.

"Abusers should NOT be allowed on church property during services and certainly not in serving/leadership positions," Easter said.

Brad Hambrick, Summit Church's pastor of counseling, confirmed that Summit has a policy for registered sex offenders.

"Yes, our policy is still to require perpetual supervision and full awareness by the campus security team, elders, and children/student ministry leaders for an individual under RSO status to attend a weekend service," he said. "All involvement or attendance in children or student ministry is prohibited, even if the RSO's children are involved. Any involvement in an adult discipleship setting (i.e., a small group) requires the full awareness of their offense and consent of the adults in that setting."

Abuse advocates held a virtual rally on Tuesday. That same day, denominational leaders held an online " SBC Advance " to update members of the denomination. The denomination's annual meeting was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Rally organizers say they are continuing their call for an official Southern Baptist database of clergy who are convicted or credibly accused sex offenders, as well as more training, a request they say has been "partially fulfilled by the Caring Well curriculum."