Well, Bishop Thomas Weeks who was guilty to assaulting his ex-wife Juanita Bynum has launched his own online search “for love” called “Who Will Be the Next Mrs. Weeks?”. YES, I’m serious! “What kind of advice would you give me about the next Mrs. Weeks?” the Bishop asks in a video posted on his website (http://www.bishopweeks.com). “I’m sure there are some of you that would like to just share your personal heartfelt [thoughts] of what you would say to either Mrs. Weeks in the future, or to myself about Mrs. Weeks.”

We heard a lot of women have responded already to his search for love. He says he’s looking for someone who can bear children, a woman who is sensual and she can’t be ugly. LMAO! (more…)

On Tuesday Bishop Thomas Weeks plead guilty to aggravated battery at the Fulton County Superior Court. He also apologized to his estranged wife, Juanita Bynum,  in open court. “I want to apologize to my wife for all actions you had to go through,” Weeks said, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper. “I know it has been difficult. I appreciate you and I thank you.”  Weeks admitted to grabbing his wife, throwing her on the ground, and kicking her during their fight in the parking lot of Rennaissance Concourse Hotel in April. (more…)

The south Georgia home of televangelist Juanita Bynum will be auctioned off next month unless she pays nearly $39,000 in back taxes, interests and penalties. Ware County Tax Commissioner Steve Barnard told The Florida Times Union that the home which is owned by Juanita Bynum Ministries Incorporated has been advertised among the homes that will be up for sale at the county courthouse on November 6th. Asked why the house is set to be auctioned, Barnard said “Because she hasn’t paid the 2006 taxes on it.” Barnard says the property tax bill on the house is $32,007 and 56 cents and Bynum must also pay more than $6,944 in interest, penalties and costs. (more…)

Prophetess Juanita Bynum’s first press conference since being brutally assaulted by her husband. Watch here:

Bishop Thomas Weeks is in some serious financial trouble leading up to the alleged attack of his wife, televangelist Juanita Bynum, last month in Atlanta, reports the city’s FOX 5 news. According to the report, the 40-year-old bishop left several unpaid creditors behind when he and his wife moved to Atlanta from Washington, D.C. in 2006 to expand their ministry. FOX 5 News XPOSED court documents that show Bishop Weeks led a ministry in D.C. called, Center of Hope Community Development Corporation.  (more…)