Atlanta magachurch pastor Bishop Eddie Long has died, according to New Birth Missionary Baptist Church. New Birth Missionary Baptist Church announced the information stating Long had transitioned from ...

LITHONIA, Ga. -- Bishop Eddie Long, the controversial Georgia-based head of one of the nation's largest megachurches, has died, according to the church he presided over. He was 63. Long died after a ...

ATLANTA,None — A fourth young male member of Bishop Eddie Long's megachurch says the prominent pastor coerced him into a sexual relationship. A lawsuit was filed by Spencer LeGrande, a member of New ...

The Department of the Treasury-IRS has filed notice of a federal tax lien on the late Bishop Eddie L. Long and his wife, Vanessa, according to documents filed in May in DeKalb County Superior Court.

Anyone following the religious airwaves is aware of the Bishop Eddie Long saga and the allegations of sex, lies and religious hypocrisy. Long, pastor of a 25,000-member Atlanta megachurch, has been ...

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New Birth Missionary Baptist Church celebrates the life and legacy of Bishop Eddie L. Long who is now spiritually healed and home with the Lord. Bishop Long, Senior Pastor of New Birth, transitioned ...

*Steve Harvey sits down with Bishop Eddie Long, pastor of Georgia’s New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, for an exclusive interview to air Wednesday, May 25 on his daytime talk show. In 2010, Long ran ...

The accusations of sexual misconduct against mega-church pastor Bishop Eddie Long also place at risk an economic enterprise. The New York Times reports that Long was paid $3 million in salary, housing ...

1. T.D. Jakes, Deion Sanders and many others pay tribute during Eddie Long's funeral. New Birth Missionary Baptist Church members and followers of Bishop Eddie L. Long will gather to say farewell to ...

One of the small ironies of the Bishop Eddie Long scandal is the preacher’s self-pitying complaint, in the Sunday sermon vetted by his lawyers, that he feels “like David against Goliath.” Really?