COGIC Pastor Thomas Archie Wiggins Pleads Guilty to Sex Crimes with Minor [VIDEO] | AT2W

The Church of God in Christ pastor who was arrested for sex crimes against an underage child, Thomas Archie Wiggins Jr, 54, has been charged with five counts of first-degree sexual offense and five counts of indecent liberties with a minor.
It was only six days before Christmas, when the Church of God in Christ's General Board announced that Pastor Thomas A. Wiggins, Jr. had been suspended from all pastoral and superintendent duties for the North Carolina Jurisdiction.
"Supt. George W. Davis, Jr. will assume the duties under the leadership of Jurisdictional Bishop Cornelius Anderson, Sr.", says WECT.


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COGIC Pastor Thomas Archie Wiggins Charged with Child Sex Crimes

It never seems to cease when it comes to finding out about these pastors, especially from COGIC that seems to carry many cases under the leadership of Bishop Charles Blake. God, we are praying that you step in and stay control of this organization and many others that seem to be riddled with lust and sin against others by pastors.

 

Another Church of God in Christ Pastor has been arrested for sex crimes against an underage child. The New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office arrested Thomas Archie Wiggins Jr, 54, on five counts of first-degree sexual offense and five counts of indecent liberties with a minor.

As reported by StarNews Online

“The crimes allegedly took place in 1998, said Sgt. J.J. Brewer, spokesman for the New Hanover County Sheriff's Office.

As of Tuesday, Wiggins was listed as the pastor on the website for Wilmington's Faith Temple Church of God and Christ, 1119 S. 4th St.

Phone calls to the church Tuesday afternoon went unanswered.

According to the organization's website, Wiggins has been a pastor at the church since December 1998, but Brewer said he did not know when during that year the alleged incidents took place.

Wiggins was booked into the New Hanover County jail under a $100,000 secured bond, but bonded out later in the day, according to jail officials.