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Small was the name of the directing pastor at the funeral of Davis’ father. Following the burial services, Small offered “bereavement or grief counseling” for Davis who is not actually a member of his church.
A pastor in Georgia had been arrested recently and charged with sexual battery after allegedly assaulting a young woman in his home during what was supposed to be a counseling session.
The victim, Kadijah Davis was reported to have sought counseling from the minister of Greater Friendship Baptist Church, Nathaniel Small Jr., after her father’s death.
Davis presented her case in Chatham County State Court where she claims that Small physically assaulted her in his home.
All Christian News reports that in January 2013, Small was the directing pastor at the funeral of Davis’ father. Following the services, Small offered “bereavement or grief counseling” for Davis who is not a member of his church.
The location of the counseling service was per the request of Small’s wife, Barbara Small. His wife was not home when the alleged abuse took place in February 2013.
Davis claims that the church did not make any efforts to stop Small from using “access gained through his pastoral position to sexually prey upon girls and women.”
“Church members and leaders were aware of defendant Nathaniel Small, Jr.’s predatory sexual misconduct and abuse of his pastoral position, or rumors or allegations thereof, but took no steps to prevent his further sexual misconduct with those with which he came into contact through his church position,” the lawsuit states.
It was gathered that Davis believes that the church failed to hold Small accountable for his actions and did not properly supervise him. She also claims that his wife, Barbara, was aware of her husband’s misconduct but chose to turn a blind eye and still allowed him to counsel women without supervision.
In the lawsuit, Davis seeks punitive damage for the assault, negligence and infliction of emotional distress. Thomas Hunter of Savannah is her legal representative.
Small was the name of the directing pastor at the funeral of Davis’ father. Following the burial services, Small offered “bereavement or grief counseling” for Davis who is not actually a member of his church.
A pastor in Georgia had been arrested recently and charged with sexual battery after allegedly assaulting a young woman in his home during what was supposed to be a counseling session.
The victim, Kadijah Davis was reported to have sought counseling from the minister of Greater Friendship Baptist Church, Nathaniel Small Jr., after her father’s death.
Davis presented her case in Chatham County State Court where she claims that Small physically assaulted her in his home.
All Christian News reports that in January 2013, Small was the directing pastor at the funeral of Davis’ father. Following the services, Small offered “bereavement or grief counseling” for Davis who is not a member of his church.
The location of the counseling service was per the request of Small’s wife, Barbara Small. His wife was not home when the alleged abuse took place in February 2013.
Davis claims that the church did not make any efforts to stop Small from using “access gained through his pastoral position to sexually prey upon girls and women.”
“Church members and leaders were aware of defendant Nathaniel Small, Jr.’s predatory sexual misconduct and abuse of his pastoral position, or rumors or allegations thereof, but took no steps to prevent his further sexual misconduct with those with which he came into contact through his church position,” the lawsuit states.
It was gathered that Davis believes that the church failed to hold Small accountable for his actions and did not properly supervise him. She also claims that his wife, Barbara, was aware of her husband’s misconduct but chose to turn a blind eye and still allowed him to counsel women without supervision.
In the lawsuit, Davis seeks punitive damage for the assault, negligence and infliction of emotional distress. Thomas Hunter of Savannah is her legal representative.
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