A message from Jennifer Barratt, Executive Director of Project Rescue10/21/26 StatementThe Indiana District has concluded its investigation of David Wigington, and the Assemblies of God has dismissed David's credentials. He can no longer hold any ministry roles within the AG, and that includes any association with Project Rescue.
As this situation has cut at the heart of what our organization stands for, this process has been painful and grievous. We have been praying for truth to emerge, and we are grateful that the conclusion of the investigation allows us clarity to move forward, focused on our mission.
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9/28/26 StatementProject Rescue received allegations about David Wigington from an anonymous source. We directed the person bringing those allegations to the Indiana District Council, who would have jurisdiction over ministerial credentials.
David’s role with Project Rescue has been exclusively raising funds in the US. He is not involved with our ministry and operations on the field.
Pastor David was asked to resign during the investigation and is no longer helping us in any capacity.
Project Rescue exists to bring freedom and restoration to victims of sexual slavery. We take any report on the safety or dignity of vulnerable people seriously.
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