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'''Joel Webbon''' is the President and Founder of [[Right Response Ministries]] and is the Senior Pastor of [[Covenant Bible Church (Georgetown, Texas)|Covenant Bible Church]] in [[wikipedia:Georgetown, Texas|Georgetown, Texas]]. He is the husband of [[Megan Webbon]]<ref>https://archive.constantcontact.com/fs163/1102591137287/archive/1122041559609.html</ref> and the father of four children: Olive, Ruth, Eleanor, and Franklin.
'''Joel Webbon''' is the President and Founder of [[Right Response Ministries]] and is the Senior Pastor of [[Covenant Bible Church (Georgetown, Texas)|Covenant Bible Church]] in [[wikipedia:Georgetown, Texas|Georgetown, Texas]]. He is the husband of [[Megan Webbon]]<ref>https://archive.constantcontact.com/fs163/1102591137287/archive/1122041559609.html</ref> and the father of four children: Olive, Ruth, Eleanor, and Franklin.


Webbon was formerly the pastor of a Pacific Church Network church plant in [[wikipedia:San Diego, California|San Diego]] called [[San Diego Reformed Church (San Diego, California)|The Response Church]] (which was later renamed [[San Diego Reformed Church (San Diego, California)|San Diego Reformed Church]]).<ref>https://www.acts29.com/family-update-the-reponse-church/</ref><ref>https://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2019/jul/19/sheep-response-church-empilgrims-progressem/</ref>
Webbon was formerly a pastor of at a Pacific Church Network church plant in [[wikipedia:San Diego, California|San Diego]] called [[San Diego Reformed Church (San Diego, California)|The Response Church]] (which was later renamed [[San Diego Reformed Church (San Diego, California)|San Diego Reformed Church]]).<ref>https://www.acts29.com/family-update-the-reponse-church/</ref><ref>https://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2019/jul/19/sheep-response-church-empilgrims-progressem/</ref>


==Controversies and criticism==
==Controversies and criticism==
Webbon, a [[Christian Nationalist]], argues that "the United States belongs to Christians" and that non-Christians should not hold public office. He remarked, "It’s not for Hindus. It’s not for Muslims. And it's not for Jews. It belongs to Christians."<ref>https://www.christianpost.com/news/pastor-joel-webbon-no-place-for-non-christians-in-us-leadership.html</ref> Webbon has also expressed opposition to [[wikipedia:women's suffrage|women's suffrage]], suggesting that women should not have the right to vote. ​
Webbon, a [[Christian Nationalist]], argues that "the United States belongs to Christians" and that non-Christians should not hold public office. He remarked, "It’s not for Hindus. It’s not for Muslims. And it's not for Jews. It belongs to Christians."<ref>https://www.christianpost.com/news/pastor-joel-webbon-no-place-for-non-christians-in-us-leadership.html</ref> Webbon has also expressed opposition to [[wikipedia:women's suffrage|women's suffrage]], suggesting that women should not have the right to vote. ​


In a sermon, Webbon suggested that women who falsely accuse men of sexual assault should face public execution, stating, "False accusing, playing the victim when you’re actually not; you know how to end that real fast? All you have to do is publicly execute a few women who have lied."<ref>https://www.yahoo.com/news/far-pastor-wants-false-sexual-141959467.html</ref>
In a sermon, Webbon suggested that women who falsely accuse men of sexual assault should face public execution, stating, "False accusing, playing the victim when you’re actually not; you know how to end that real fast? All you have to do is publicly execute a few women who have lied."<ref>https://www.yahoo.com/news/far-pastor-wants-false-sexual-141959467.html</ref>


In March 2025, allegations surfaced accusing Webbon of past misconduct, including claims of fornication and dishonesty.<ref>https://www.scribd.com/document/839556297/Testimony-Regarding-Joel-Webbon</ref> Critics argue that such behavior disqualifies him from pastoral ministry (Webbon contests that such was before being actually ordained).<ref>https://x.com/elimcgowan/status/1903177210988777872</ref>
In March 2025, allegations surfaced accusing Webbon of past misconduct, including claims of fornication and dishonesty.<ref>https://www.scribd.com/document/839556297/Testimony-Regarding-Joel-Webbon</ref> Critics argue that such behavior disqualifies him from pastoral ministry (Webbon contests that such was before being actually ordained).<ref>https://x.com/elimcgowan/status/1903177210988777872</ref>

Revision as of 01:30, 27 March 2025

Joel Webbon
Birth Date 1987 (approximate)
Birth Place Tomball, Texas
Occupation(s) Elder
Residency Georgetown, Texas
Affiliation(s) Covenant Bible Church (Georgetown, Texas)
Right Response Ministries
Spouse(s) Megan Webbon (m. July 31, 2015)
Children 4
Website RightResponseMinistries.com
CovenantBible.org

Joel Webbon is the President and Founder of Right Response Ministries and is the Senior Pastor of Covenant Bible Church in Georgetown, Texas. He is the husband of Megan Webbon[1] and the father of four children: Olive, Ruth, Eleanor, and Franklin.

Webbon was formerly a pastor of at a Pacific Church Network church plant in San Diego called The Response Church (which was later renamed San Diego Reformed Church).[2][3]

Controversies and criticism

Webbon, a Christian Nationalist, argues that "the United States belongs to Christians" and that non-Christians should not hold public office. He remarked, "It’s not for Hindus. It’s not for Muslims. And it's not for Jews. It belongs to Christians."[4] Webbon has also expressed opposition to women's suffrage, suggesting that women should not have the right to vote. ​

In a sermon, Webbon suggested that women who falsely accuse men of sexual assault should face public execution, stating, "False accusing, playing the victim when you’re actually not; you know how to end that real fast? All you have to do is publicly execute a few women who have lied."[5]

In March 2025, allegations surfaced accusing Webbon of past misconduct, including claims of fornication and dishonesty.[6] Critics argue that such behavior disqualifies him from pastoral ministry (Webbon contests that such was before being actually ordained).[7]

See also

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