#Hillsong pastor sexting movie#

Hillsong now has 131 churches in 30 countries.Īpart from the charge laid against its most high profile member, Mr Houston, this year Hillsong has been embroiled in a scandal involving US Hillsong members and a controversy over former celebrity New York pastor, Carl Lentz.Īt a white board session on Thursday, Mr Houston could be seen speaking seriously and gesticulating to attendees, who included other Hillsong elders who dialled in via video conferencing. The days of meetings came after a hellish year worldwide for Hillsong, an international Sydney-based charismatic Christian 'superchurch' Brian and Bobbie Houston founded in Sydney’s Hills district in 1983. Some of the senior executives from Hillsong - which tithes parishioners, meaning followers donate a tenth of their salary to the church - dined on two successive nights at Mantra and Cafe Sydney restaurants.

#Hillsong pastor sexting movie#

He wore jeans, a blue-and-white checked shirt, a grey hoodie and runners, his wife Bobbie dressed in black, a pale pink shirt jacket and beige ankle boots.īobbie Houston, who is also a senior Hillsong global pastor but holds no leadership role on the eldership or board, was not seen attending any of the meetings with her husband.ĭaily Mail Australia understands 10 board members and elders plus three staff stayed for two nights at the hotel - which is frequented by movie stars and celebrities who value its discretion. Mr Houston is believed to have only recently returned to Sydney and attended the board sessions behind a door marked 'private meeting' in the Park Hyatt's 'The Study' conference room. The pair dined at the Dawes Point hotel on Hickson Road beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge which has a spectacular view directly across to the Sydney Opera House. Mr Houston, 67 - who has recently spent time in the US - ate a sumptuous $45-a-head breakfast buffet with his wife Bobbie on Thursday morning. Brian Houston dressed casually in jeans with his hair scraped back in a ponytail at the $1500-a-night Park Hyatt Hotel, the frequent haunt of celebrities and movie stars