Samson Rising was founded on a simple principle: when harm is documented carefully, corroborated properly, and presented collectively, it carries real weight. This is what
Samson Rising has been informed by complainants that several agencies are now investigating matters involving multiple individuals within the Christian Fellowship Organisation (CFO), including allegations of child abuse, physical harm, and psychological abuse. While legal constraints limit what can be disclosed, these developments mark a significant step toward accountability, safety, and long-awaited reform for survivors and families.
A Samson Rising editorial on child safety, disclosure, and accountability within the Christian Fellowship Organisations. Introduction In recent months, Samson Rising has received multiple witness
A supporter wrote to me recently, saying that even though our automated statement generator carries bold red words — “YOUR IDENTITY WILL NOT BE RELEASED
What to do when they use the ‘S’ word -Are you supporting Samson Rising? Let’s be honest. The moment every ex-member dreads is when a
On 24 March 2024, Peter Hill told the Melbourne Christian Fellowship congregation there “may need to be repentance” for failing to give enough money. Yet an independent auditor later found surpluses of $1.6 million in 2024 and $1.1 million in 2023. This report explores Melbourne Christian Fellowship finances, the auditor’s concerns about misleading statements, and the risks for congregants who were asked to repent while giving more.
Good afternoon, The past few weeks have brought some big steps forward for Samson Rising — and in some cases, lives are already changing.
