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Sask. United Church leaders call on fellow Christian church to 'take responsibility' for abuse allegations

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More than 50 former students have come forward to police or have added their names to a proposed class action lawsuit against the church and school. The allegations include exorcisms, solitary confinement and a harsh form of corporal punishment known as "paddling" The United Church letter takes issue with Mile Two pastor Brien Johnson's comments.

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Sask. United Church leaders call on fellow Christian church to 'take responsibility' for abuse allegations

United Church leaders across Saskatchewan have issued a public letter condemning officials with Saskatoon's Legacy Christian Academy and Mile Two Church for minimizing and denying widespread abuse allegations.

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