An Ohio pastor wanted to help. Now, he has been found guilty over running a homeless shelter.
An Ohio pastor has been found guilty of violating the fire code after running a homeless shelter out a church in Bryan, Ohio.
Ohio pastor convicted in dispute over sheltering homeless vows to continue his mission
A pastor who turned his Ohio church into an around-the-clock shelter for homeless people has been in a legal fight for more ...
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Pastor found guilty of fire code violation for keeping church open to the homeless, could face jail time
An Ohio pastor has been found guilty of a fire code violation and could face as much as two months in jail for keeping his ...
Local pastor found guilty of safety violations related to operating 24/7 for homeless
Judge Kent North ruled that Dad’s Place pastor, Chris Avell, is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of violating fire codes.
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An Ohio pastor wanted to help. Now, he has been found guilty over running a homeless shelter.
Bryan Municipal Court Judge Kent North issued the ruling Tuesday against Pastor Chris Avell, confirming that Dad's Place, a church in Bryan, Ohio, about 65 miles southwest of Toledo, violated the ...
A pastor tried to house homeless people. He ended up in court — and was found guilty this week
For the past year, the Rev. Chris Avell and city officials have been battling over the pastor’s efforts to serve the homeless ...