The state called the agreement a path toward restoration. Promise World described it as the only available path preserving the church without trial.
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Governance and Legal Archive
The settlement terms allowing Promise World to remain open while requiring repayment, property sales, outside oversight, board restructuring, protected care funding, and Beau's removal from management and financial control.
Two descriptions
The state called the agreement a path toward restoration. Promise World described it as the only available path preserving the church without trial.
The settlement saved the institution by separating it from the founder's control. It did not include an admission of intentional fraud. It did include findings that Promise World failed to protect charitable assets adequately.
Transcribed record
Promise World could remain open.
The ministry would repay funds, sell property, adopt strict controls, and submit to outside oversight for five years.
The Florida house would be sold.
Promise Media Holdings would be dissolved.
The Care Center would receive a protected percentage of unrestricted giving.
I would leave management and financial control.
There would be no admission of intentional fraud.
Civil charges against several board members would be resolved, the board would be restructured, and outside oversight would continue for five years.
The Florida house and several vehicles would be sold, funds returned to ministry accounts, family contracts reviewed, related-party payments independently approved, and PromiseCare kept under outside administration.
Beau could preach during a transition. Afterward, the restructured board would decide whether he remained senior pastor. The board accepted the settlement eight to three.
Connected record
Beau Promise · Henry Cole · Micah Promise · Mr. Weller · Ruth Allen · Darlene Promise
Promise World Campus · Florida House · Care Center · Donor Room · Final Gathering Room
State Attorney General · Promise World Board · Promise World Church · PromiseCare
Settlement · Outside Oversight · Asset Sale · Board Restructuring · Founder Removal
Provenance
Transcribed from the final Chapter Thirteen settlement and board-vote sequences. The archive does not invent a signed agreement, monetary repayment total, property list beyond those named, oversight firm, reporting form, or effective calendar date.
Fiction disclosure
This is a fictional archival record from the world of the novel Admit Purpose. It is presented as a literary companion artifact, not as an authentic historical, legal, medical, religious, or institutional document.