Faith Baptist Wildomar's Predatory Bus Ministry Director

Preacher Boys Podcast

Eric Skwarczynski

Documentary, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality, True Crime, Christianity

4.6 • 701 Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2020

⏱️ 139 minutes

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Summary

From 1991-1992, Laverne Paul Fox, the Bus Ministry Director at Faith Baptist Wildomar, California engaged in sexual relationships with minors, guilting them into silence.

Upon discovering this situation, Pastor Bruce Goddard allegedly did not report to authorities but rather ordered Fox to leave the state and the families to stay silent.

This story was used as leverage over youth pastor Victor Monterio's victims from 1998-2013. Victor calmly reminded his victim, Rachel Peach, that "preacher won't do anything."

But refusing to report abuse is not some unwritten rule at Faith Baptist Church. It is literally a written one.

In January 2020, a former member and victim of abuse from Faith Baptist Wildomar shared the church's three-page "Whistle-blower Policy."

The instructions are crystal clear:

"A supervisor who becomes aware of suspected misconduct should not report the case to an authorized law enforcement officer without first discussing the case with the Pastor, appointed Deacon, Staff Member, or Female Reporter."

In this episode, Kathy Durbin shares her story of abuse at the hands of Paul Fox, and the cover-up that ensued.

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0:00.0	Trigger warning. This podcast contains descriptions of various abusive situations. Listener discretion is
0:07.3	advised. You are listening to the Preacher Boys podcast, a podcast shedding light on decades of
0:13.9	mental, physical, and sexual abuse within the independent fundamental Baptist movement.
0:19.5	The testimony shared on this podcast are told from
0:22.4	the personal experience and perspective of the survivors. Not all legal outcomes are known or final.
0:28.9	Any suspect is presumed innocent until proven guilty in the court of law. To find more information
0:34.4	about the Preacher Boys Podcast and upcoming documentary, visit
0:38.4	PreacherboysDoc.com or connect on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter with the handle at Preacher
0:45.3	Boys Doc. Now, here is your host, Eric Squarsensky.
0:51.0	Hey, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of the Preacher Boys podcast. I'm glad to have
0:55.9	Kathy Durbin back on the show. You may recognize her from a previous episode we did where she
1:01.0	talked about her time at Victory Christian Academy. If you haven't heard that episode, it may be
1:05.9	helpful before you listen to this one to just go back, take a listen to her story there, and then
1:10.7	pick up at the end of this episode to just go back, take a listen to her story there, and then pick up at the
1:11.5	end of this episode. But right now, Kathy is dealing with another situation and is currently
1:19.4	going through the legal process relating to this case. But I want to just basically start
1:24.9	off your story from getting back from the girls' home and kind of
1:30.7	where we left off on our last interview talking about, you know, getting back involved at
1:35.4	Faith Baptist Wilhelmar, you know, starting to be back in that world and what life was like
1:42.1	from that point. Well, when i came back from the girls home i
1:48.4	felt very um i don't even know what the word it would be just like i had to tow this perfect line
1:58.1	because if at any time i either had an attitude with my mom or anything,
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