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Crystal Cathedral Ministries, a California non-profit corporation
Case Number:
8:10-bk-24771
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Firms
- Best Best & Krieger
- Brown Rudnick
- Callahan & Blaine
- Goe Forsythe
- Hemar Rousso
- Loeb & Loeb
- Reed Smith
- Shulman Bastian
- Troutman Pepper
- Winthrop Golubow
Companies
- CBRE Group Inc.
- Crystal Cathedral Ministries
- Farmers & Merchants Bank
- Farmers & Merchants Bank of Long Beach
- Morgan Stanley
- SingerLewak LLP
- Southern California Edison Co.
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January 30, 2012
Megachurch Sale Held Up By Claims Of 99-Year Lease
Evangelical group Crystal Cathedral Ministries and its plan agent on Friday asked a California bankruptcy judge to amend the sale order for the group's megachurch property to clarify that there are no liens against it, despite claims of a 99-year lease from an entity called The Crystal Cathedral.
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December 09, 2011
CBRE Not Entitled To Ch. 11 Sale Commission: Megachurch
Beleaguered evangelical group Crystal Cathedral Ministries asked a California bankruptcy judge Thursday to reject real estate firm CBRE's bid for a $575,000 commission from the $57.5 million sale of the group's megachurch property, saying CBRE was never actually retained as a broker.
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December 01, 2011
Diocese Gets Vatican's Blessing To Buy Crystal Cathedral
The Vatican has given the Diocese of Orange, Calif., the go-ahead to acquire megachurch Crystal Cathedral and its surrounding campus from outgoing evangelists, clearing the way for the $57.5 million bankruptcy sale, the diocese said Thursday.
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November 18, 2011
Diocese Takes Over Crystal Cathedral For $57.5M
A bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved the Diocese of Orange, Calif.'s $57.5 million bid to buy megachurch Crystal Cathedral, turning aside competing bids by a local university that wanted to develop the 40-acre property but offered the church's Protestant founders access to its structures.
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November 10, 2011
Crystal Cathedral Creditors Give Blessing To 2 Upped Bids
The battle for a prized, towering glass cathedral in Orange County, Calif., isn't over yet, as the bankrupt ministry's creditors on Wednesday co-endorsed competing sweetened offers from neighboring Chapman University and the local Catholic diocese.
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October 26, 2011
Bankrupt Ministry Taps University For $50M Cathedral Buy
The bankrupt owners of a landmark 2,800-seat glass cathedral in Southern California will sell it to nearby Chapman University for $50 million, snubbing a higher offer from the local Catholic diocese and ignoring creditors who said the bid was too low, according to statements late Wednesday.
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August 10, 2011
Crystal Cathedral Creditors Seek To Force Sale
Creditors threatening to force bankrupt Crystal Cathedral Ministries into a sale revealed in a disclosure statement Tuesday that the church had received a sweetened $53.6 million offer for its 35-acre Southern California campus.