The board of directors of Sovereign Grace Ministries announced Wednesday that it had unanimously decided to reinstate C.J. Mahaney as president of the Maryland-based church-planting ministry, effective immediately.
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Mahaney, the ministry's co-founder, began a voluntary leave of absence June 30 after facing accusations from former Sovereign Grace leader Brent Detwiler, whose charges against Mahaney included pride, deceit, and hypocrisy.
The board, which created three panels to review the allegations, said in its statement, "After examining the reports of these three review panels, we find nothing in them that would disqualify C.J. from his role as president, nor do they in any way call into question his fitness for gospel ministry."
In its announcement, the board stated that these reports confirmed that Mahaney is a man and minister of integrity. "As with all ministers of the gospel, C.J. is not infallible, and this fact is not lost on him," the board reported. "And so we also affirm that throughout this process of evaluation, C.J. has made genuine confession to the appropriate parties and has demonstrated a desire to grow in areas of weakness."
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SOURCE: WORLD Mag
