The couple has been estranged since June and has not seen each other in months, since Weeks is barred from contacting Bynum under the terms of his release on bond. On Tuesday, Weeks’ attorneys filed a motion forcing Bynum to give her deposition in the divorce proceeding – a step she has postponed repeatedly, effectively stalling the mediation process, Kessler said.

Televangelist Juanita Bynum, her estranged husband and a group of attorneys met for more than five hours Friday behind locked courtroom doors in Atlanta then slipped out a back door. No one involved in the hearing would discuss it afterward.

The man accused of beating his estranged wife, televangelist Juanita Bynum, says he never hit her and that she physically abused him.

Thomas Weeks maintains that publications and broadcasts about his stormy marriage do not paint a complete and accurate picture.

Televangelist Juanita Bynum’s estranged husband – who is accused of attacking Bynum – is planning a conference on domestic violence and wants to establish partnerships with other organizations around the issue

Bynum, a Pentecostal pastor, author and gold-selling gospel singer, and Weeks have been separated since spring. On Aug. 21, Bynum accused Weeks of beating, choking and stomping her to the ground in a hotel parking lot. He has been charged with aggravated assault, making terroristic threats and simple battery.

Bynum is featured in a story this month about her tumultuous relationship with Weeks. She discusses past incidents of abuse and the night of the alleged Aug. 21 attack that eventually led to the divorce.

National evangelist Juanita Bynum took issue Friday with her estranged husband’s claims that her interview in a popular woman’s magazine stretched the truth.

Essence magazine is running a two-part interview with Bynum in which Juanita Bynum talks about her relationship with Thomas Weeks. She describes several other accounts of alleged abuse she faced during their marriage.

This is the second time in as many months Bynum has missed the deadline for paying the taxes on her 30-acre, lake-view property in Waycross.

When she lost her $2.5 million home with the prayer room that gave her a quiet place to soothe her spirit, national evangelist Juanita Bynum says she wept for two days.

Investigators said Weeks told his wife that he would kill her during the attack.

A portion of proceeds for “Unplugged” will help to support organizations fighting domestic violence. Bynum, who recently made national headlines with a very public divorce filing, has called herself the “new face of domestic violence.”

Evangelist Juanita Bynum said Friday she has paid the delinquent property tax on her $4.5 million compound in Waycross, where officials had threatened to auction the property.

Evangelist Juanita Bynum’s $4.5 million house in Waycross will be auctioned off Nov. 6 on the steps of the Ware County Courthouse unless she pays nearly $39,000 in back taxes, interest and penalties, Tax Commissioner Steve Barnard said.

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