Founder of Christian sober living program in Webster County faces new abuse charges
Webster County, Mo. – A priest from Webster County Who was accused in July Victims are now facing additional abuse charges to exploit the Christian -based improvement and manual labor for the ministry program.
At the end of last month, the fox was accused of abuse or neglect with a guilty child, serious emotional or physical injury and sexual contact.
Tilden is accused of abuse of a woman and allowing them to be sexually assaulted by the Men of the Church, the Divine Compassion Ministries, and both of them are Niangua -based life program.
The statement said that the abuse of new charges has spread from 2023 to July 2025 and took place at more than one address in Niangua. The law enforcement officers began to investigate the Sheriff Office of the two people in 2023 after sexual assaulting the Church of Tilden in 2023. After explaining the abuse of Tilden, they said that he did not do anything.
At the beginning of July this year, an interview was interviewed at the Children’s Defense Center in Springfield. He told a judicial interviewer that Tilden was physically and emotionally abusive, hit him with a shovel, locking him and other children outside without food or water.
The girl also said Tilden rejected him when two men from the church’s healing program touched him and another child woman inappropriately.
When he was questioned by law enforcement officers, Tilden rejected the girls talking about abuse, but accepted the past allegations reported to the welfare of the welfare of the child.
According to the previous scope of the previous Ozarks, the Tilden was accused of six abuse by force in early July. It is claimed that at least six victims have made labor many times.
Webster District Circuit Court needs a bond hearing on October 21st.
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