Most Read Articles for 2022

What follows is a list of the top twenty-five posts and pages clicked on this year. This list excludes the front page, the most widely accessed page. 222,178 people came to the site for the first time via a search engine. Google brought in 75% of the traffic.

1. The Scandalous Life of Jack Hyles and Why it Still Matters
2. Will There be Any Women in Heaven? Hint, the Answer is No!
3. Fundamentalist Pastor Greg Locke Justifies Divorce From His Wife
4. Southern Gospel Singer Kenny Bishop is Now a Gay United Church of Christ Pastor
5. The Official Independent Fundamentalist Baptist Rulebook
6. Why I Hate Jesus
7. Cindy Schaap, Daughter of Jack Hyles, Divorces Convicted Felon Jack Schaap
8. Why?
9. Sexual Abuse in the Name of God: New Bethany Home for Girls
10. Christians Say the Darnedest Things: Is Volodymyr Zelenskyy the Antichrist?
11. Halloween: Ten Reasons Why People Should Never, Ever Carve Pumpkins or Wear Costumes
12. Evangelical Pastor Art Azurdia Fired Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations
13. Bethel Redding: A Dangerous Evangelical Cult
14. Dear Evangelical
15. Evangelicals and the Gay Closet: Is Ray Boltz Still a Christian?
16. The Curse of Cain: Why Blacks Have Dark Skin
17. Black Collar Crime: Evangelical Youth Pastor Lucas Jervis Charged with Sexual Assault
18. Jodi Heckert Pledged to Protect His Daughter’s Virginity, Now in Prison For Child Molestation
19. Emotionally Manipulating IFB Church Members through Music and Preaching Styles
20. Evangelical Pastor John Piper Tells Christian Women to “Submit” to Domestic Abuse
21. Updated: Black Collar Crime: Southern Baptist Pastor Larry Berkley Sentenced to Thirty-Two Years in Prison For Sex Crimes
22. Do You Really Have to Ask if Bethel Redding is a Cult?
23. Fear the Gnome, and Fairies Too
24. Why Pentecostals Speak in Tongues and Baptists Don’t
25. The Legacy of IFB Pastor Jack Hyles

Additionally, 1,431 readers clicked on the Contact page. Fortunately, not everyone who clicked the page emailed me. 🙂 Cowards! 🙂

Once again, The Life and Times of Bruce Gerencser surpassed one million page views. For that I am grateful.

Thank you!

Bruce Gerencser, 67, lives in rural Northwest Ohio with his wife of 46 years. He and his wife have six grown children and sixteen grandchildren. Bruce pastored Evangelical churches for twenty-five years in Ohio, Texas, and Michigan. Bruce left the ministry in 2005, and in 2008 he left Christianity. Bruce is now a humanist and an atheist.

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