Alleged Ex-Homosexual Pastor Youngblood Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teen

Now, just to look at Pastor Duane Youngblood, it does not look like he has ever been gay or attracted to teen boys.  However, according to this following report, Pastor Youngblood is allegedly accused of molesting a teenager back in the day who admitted it happened about 25 times during counseling sessions.   On the first session, the teen now a 21-year-old man says Pastor Youngblood told him to pull down his pants.   The Devil is a lie, this man was really trying to turn away from homosexuality and it's a shame that he's a husband and a father of many children.  
 
According to pittsburgh.cbslocal.com, Pastor Duane Youngblood was already a registered sex offender back in the early 2000's.   However, he must have been having faith to press forward in his deliverance when he wrote this book below this text.

Praise God, although many of you maybe very angry right now, the Lord wants us to pray for Pastor Duane Youngblood.  For this reason, these are the kinds of people God wants to use, but Satan comes to steal, kill and destroy as God's Word tells us in John 10:10.  A lot of you who do not understand deliverance ministry may think that we are being too kind, but-no, we do not like it when this has occurred.  However, we recognize that without a testimony souls cannot be delivered and set free.   We also recognize there are many ex-gay men and women who have refused to testify and cover up their deliverance.   You wonder why it seems as though so many homosexuals are ruling America?  It's simply because many people in the church do not want to hear from people like Duane Youngblood who messed up. 

In the meantime, we pray for Youngblood's family and the alleged ex-victim.

 

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Local Pastor Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teen

Christine D'Antonio

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – A local pastor has been arrested, accused of sexually assaulting a teenager.

Duane Youngblood with the “Higher Call World Outreach Church” in...Read full article, here.



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