They now cannot be employed by, or be trustees of any SBC entity.
Scheme to seize control of Riley Foundation from SWBTS fails, participants agree to sanctions in settlement of lawsuit.
Feb. 8. 2021
"FORT WORTH, Texas (BP) – A settlement in a lawsuit filed by Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Baylor University effectively returns control of the Harold E. Riley Foundation to the schools. Additionally, the trustees of the foundation will resign and agree 'not to seek or accept' future employment by or service to any SBC entity"
"Trustees Mike Hughes,...Charles Hott,...Augie Boto, former executive vice president of the SBC Executive Committee, agreed to the terms of the settlement, which was reached after several days of testimony....the Texas attorney general...had issued a subpoena compelling former Southwestern President Paige Patterson to testify before the settlement was reached."
Scheme to seize control of Riley Foundation from SWBTS fails, participants agree to sanctions in settlement of lawsuit.
Feb. 8. 2021
"FORT WORTH, Texas (BP) – A settlement in a lawsuit filed by Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Baylor University effectively returns control of the Harold E. Riley Foundation to the schools. Additionally, the trustees of the foundation will resign and agree 'not to seek or accept' future employment by or service to any SBC entity"
"Trustees Mike Hughes,...Charles Hott,...Augie Boto, former executive vice president of the SBC Executive Committee, agreed to the terms of the settlement, which was reached after several days of testimony....the Texas attorney general...had issued a subpoena compelling former Southwestern President Paige Patterson to testify before the settlement was reached."
