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Two Sexual Misconduct Incidents Involving Hillsong Church Founder
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The Hillsong Church founder, Brian Houston, has been accused of sexual misconduct in two separate incidents. One of these incidents is alleged to have happened 10 years ago, while the other happened in 2019 during the Hillsong Conference.
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