Edited sentence: ", as some call him) was not much different from his father-in-law Jack Hyles who allowed pedophiles Joseph & Evangeline Combs to serve under his leadership for an extended period of time at Hyles-Anderson College.David was involved in multiple sex scandals (both inside and outside of multiple IFB congregations).First Baptist Church of Hammond is mentioned often in this article as it has been known as the epicenter of this cult-like following because it is home to hordes of annual IFB visitors who flood it's doorsteps for several annual meetings in order to glean new teachings and sit at the feet of those who run the administration in order to learn what new tactics they may employ in order to bring in more attendees to their own churches, worldwide.Greene, John R.His father (Jack) had these scandals "covered up" and shuffled David about the country in order to save himself and the movement further embarrassment.His son David Hyles was a large part of his ministry and is still wanted for questioning in the death of one of his own children.Hyles-Anderson College Wiki.IFB Updates From The Curator.Jack Schaap.Jack Schaap ("Jack Jr.Jack Schaap himself was more recently found guilty of pedophilia himself and is currently serving time in a federal penitentiary.Jack died in 2001 and his own son-in-law, Jack Schaap succeeded his reign of the movement as well as First Baptist Church in Hammond and the chancellorship of Hyles-Anderson college (which Jack Hyles founded with the help of Russell Anderson in 1972).Jack took removed the church from the Southern Baptist Convention and sealed it's fate as well as the fate of the movement under his reign.Rice, Bob Jones and Lester Roloff.The Independent Baptists were initially championed by men like Oliver B.The movement saw it's heyday under Jack Hyles who took over the First Baptist Church of Hammond in 1959.The work in Hammond lives on, but under similar leadership in John Wilkerson.When new claims of pedophilia were brought to Mr.Wilkerson's attention (again, involving college staff) Mr Wilkerson replied, "We asked the accused and he claimed that he did nothing wrong