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It's time for the healing to begin," said a former Boy Scout from California. The Coalition's Plan is expected to increase to include settlements with additional chartered and sponsoring organizations, insurers, and other third parties, further increasing the size of this historic, multibillion-dollar fund.

It is broadly supported and will result in meaningful distributions to survivors following confirmation, without lengthy, expensive, and harmful litigation of individual abuse claims.

It also includes non-monetary victories implementing safe scouting protocols toward ongoing justice. The Coalition will be hosting regular virtual meetings to keep the survivor community apprised of updates ahead of the December 14, deadline to vote for the Plan. For information on the benefits of The Plan, instructions on how to vote, or access to the next virtual meeting, visit scoutingabusesurvivors. The Coalition of Abused Scouts for Justice includes approximately 18, abuse survivors, represented by law firms who collectively represent more than 63, childhood sexual abuse survivors.

The Coalition was formed with two common goals: ensuring fair and equitable treatment for abuse survivors; and establishing the largest possible compensation fund for survivors, to be distributed as expeditiously as possible. Journey to Excellence. Merit Badge Counselor Lists.

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One of the major renovations, during this time, was the dismantling of the Choir Loft and bringing the Great Organ down to the main floor. The Senior Choir was renamed The Chancel Choir and relocated to the new choir stand south of the pulpit. The Gospel Chorus was relocated to the north of the pulpit.

The Baptistery, which was in the center of the floor in the lower auditorium, was covered and a new Baptistery was built upstairs where the Great Organ had been located. Dressing rooms for men and women were built on either side of the Baptistery. Oak paneling was installed to cover the pipes of the Great Organ.

The balcony benches were replaced with donated seats from the Park Movie Theater that had been located on East nd and Euclid prior to being demolished.

Edward W. Smith, who at that time was the pastor of the First Baptist Church of Stanford, Kentucky, was invited to deliver the Anniversary sermon. Jarmon along with some of the Shiloh members. Alfred M. Waller, Sr. Waller holds the record of pasturing Shiloh Baptist Church for 27 years, which is longer than any other pastor.

Under his leadership more than members were added to the church roster. Waller was elected Pastor Emeritus on January 14, William F. Prior to that he was designated Shiloh Youth Sunday Preacher from to Jewell D. Jones, Sr.

During Rev. Phase 1, 2, and 3 of the Restoration project is completed. In , after a series of temporary locations, the Cleveland BSA built its own office building at E.

The number of local Scouts reached 35, in but declined in the s, prompting new programs for disabled and inner-city boys. In 30, Cleveland-area boys were BSA members. During the s the BSA also developed the Tiger Cubs, a new, family-oriented program for boys in the 1st grade, as well as Learning for Life, a school classroom-based program which serves as an educational supplement for classroom teachers.