Royal Rangers is a Boy Scout-equivalent youth program operated by the Assemblies of God church. Survivors have alleged systemic sexual abuse by leaders with institutional cover-up paralleling the Boy Scouts of America litigation. With 85+ filed claims and growing, this tort is following the BSA playbook. State lookback windows are the key legal mechanism for older claims.
Direct sexual abuse by program leaders; institutional negligence in supervision and cover-up. Follows same legal framework as BSA and Catholic Church abuse litigation.
Royal Rangers (Assemblies of God youth program) abuse claims parallel the Boy Scouts litigation theory. Institutional liability for failure to screen and remove known abusers. Early stage — following AG church litigation.