Former Ramp Staff Member Alleges Financial and Ethical Misconduct at Ministry

In a detailed Facebook post, Stephen Womack, a former staff member and pastor at The Ramp, has raised serious allegations of financial and ethical misconduct against the ministry. Womack, who served for over 11 years, is now leading an effort to investigate and hold the ministry accountable for what he describes as a pattern of abuses, particularly targeting impressionable young students.

Womack describes Winter Ramp, an annual event held on December 29th, as the ministry’s largest financial endeavor. He alleges that millions of dollars have been raised over the years, purportedly for renovations to a shopping center, with no visible progress made. Womack recounts instances of manipulation during offering services, including locking doors to prevent attendees from leaving until financial goals were met and pressuring individuals to give specific amounts.

He also reflects on his personal involvement in these practices, stating he was tasked with intimidating and pressuring students to contribute financially. Womack shares that he experienced a deep conviction about his actions, prompting him to speak out and seek justice for those affected.

Womack is now organizing a broader effort to expose alleged abuses and financial mismanagement, calling on others who were impacted to share their stories, either anonymously or publicly. He emphasizes his motivation as rooted not in bitterness, but in a desire to address the harm caused and seek accountability.

Stephen Womack’s revelations highlight troubling allegations about The Ramp’s operations and its treatment of students and attendees. For those interested in learning more or contributing to his efforts, visit his original Facebook post: Stephen Womack Facebook Post.