The Trinity Broadcasting Network has failed to convince an appraiser to reclassify a couple of million-dollar lakefront mansions in Florida as parsonages to avoid a property tax.
The request was denied last years but the issue came to light only recently as part of a lawsuit filed against TBN in Southern California.
A man claims that the Trinity Broadcasting Network — the world’s largest Christian TV network — wrongfully sued him over inexistent contracts, to retaliate after his nephew’s wife “uncovered and reported illegal distributions and other unlawful self-dealing by Trinity Broadcasting’s directors exceeding $50 million.”
The suit includes allegations of multiple cover-ups of sexual and criminal scandals.
Holy Land Experience’s transfer to Trinity Broadcasting Network was a complex deal involving five nonprofit, tax-exempt organizations.
For many of the longtime Holy Land workers let go since Trinity took the reins, the Crouches have been more like a wrecking crew. Paul, Jan and their management team have acted like “a cross between the Sopranos and the Beverly Hillbillies,” said Keith Wright, Holy Land’s former security chief.
Jesus Christ is crucified and resurrected here six days a week.
Trinity Broadcasting Network, the world’s largest Christian television system, has come to the rescue of the financially troubled Holy Land Experience, a Bible-based tourist attraction near Universal Studios Orlando.
Holy Land Experience board cites business concerns for move. ORLANDO — The founder of the Holy Land Experience has quit after a dispute with the Christian theme park’s board and plans to start a new ministry. The Rev. Marvin Rosenthal, a Baptist minister, cleaned out his office Wednesday. “We just had a difference of opinion, the board and I,” said Rosenthal, who wouldn’t elaborate. Rosenthal said he will continue to serve on the board that runs the attraction through the end of the year. Scott Pierre, chairman of the nonprofit Zion’s Hope Inc. board that runs Holy Land, insisted the