Indiana pastor admits affair — but woman says she was his 16-year-old victim | New York Post
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as posted by the channelA 65-year-old Indiana church pastor told his congregation that he sinned by committing adultery about two decades ago, in a shocking confession that prompted a woman to step forward and reveal she was his victim at the age of just 16.
“I committed adultery. It was nearly 20 years ago,” Pastor John Lowe II said at the end of services at New Life Christian Church and World Outreach in Warsaw, Fox News reported.
“To say it plainly, I didn’t make a mistake, I didn’t have an issue, I didn’t have an affair, I didn’t make a misjudgment – I sinned. I need to say that, and you deserve to hear it,” he said.
The pastor asked the congregation to forgive him for the “deep wound” he said he caused— explaining that there was “no good reason” why it took him so long to come clean.
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