Update #8

As more details emerge about the Weeks & Bynum saga, one has to ask the question: Do we really know people? Do we truly know anything about the ministers and pastors in leadership whom we follow?

We now discover that Bishop Weeks allegedly has some issues with his temper:

Six months earlier, Weeks was involved in a dispute with an employee that turned physical, according to a police report. Weeks had called the police because the female employee, who had been put on employment probation, was demanding her paycheck and would not leave his church . The woman complained to police that Weeks grabbed her and physically escorted her off the property. She returned claiming to have bruises, from the altercation. SOURCE

And his behavior towards Prophetess Bynum is nothing new. Check this out:

[At] Global Destiny Church in Duluth, Weeks eluded to marital problems between the two, church members said.

He was really mean, said Tiny Gilyard, 41, of Lawrenceville, who has attended Global Destiny for a year and witnessed Weeks sermon. He explained that (Bynum) is not going to be preaching anymore. He said she was just going to come and sit down. It was like he was jealous of her.

We now know that they have been separated since June and was recently evicted:

He had been separated from Bynum for three months, family say.

On June 27, the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office knocked on Weeks door to serve him with an eviction notice for his home on Campestral Court in Duluth. Weeks was not there, police said.

He had moved and the home was vacant, said Cpl. Mike Honiker of the Forsyth Sheriff’s Office.

The closet is now wide open and skeletons will continue to emerge. Stay tuned.