Hand in hand with his brother he fleeced his Church of there money and faith.

Don Paulk is the co-pastor/founder of Chapel Hill Harvester Church/Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Decatur, Georgia.  In the last few months Don presides over the 'liturgical mass' at CHHC on Sunday mornnigs.  Bear in mind, these folks are Pentecostals, and no more Catholic than the man in the moon, but still they wear backwards collars and on Sunday Don can be seen wearing long liturgical robes and leading a "mass."  From top to bottom, the term that comes to mind for the leadership at CHHC is 'form without substance.'  They like to look the part of a pastor and wear robes, lead their small congregation in various kneeling and genuflecting exercises, but the reason WHY there is a small congregation there is because there is so much blatant sexual promiscuity at this Decatur church that 1000s have left there to find churches where the leadership has more self-control.  There are many women who have had affairs with Don Paulk over the years, as well as Don's brother, Earl, but they use the excuse of 'we're only men, take your eyes off us and put them on the Lord,' etc.  If you follow the logic of that, it doesn't matter what level of depraved behavior a church leader falls to, just ignore that and listen to what he says, don't look at what he does.  If you want to be in a church where anything goes and no one can preach any kind of personal holiness or responsibility because the leadership is actively engaged in depravity, by all means, the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit is for you.  Godspeed.  If you think church leadership should exhibit higher morals than that, keep looking.  The Cathedral is a cesspit of depravity and deceit. 

Somewhat of an also-ran in the Paulk lineup. Lurks in the shadows of his brother's (Earl Paulk) vestments. Has been involved in the same types of scandals as his brother (google-search the name). His chief duty at this point seems to be keeping the "Charismatic mass" going at their church, donning the costumes and trappings of orthodox liturgical worship without any of the denominational accountability.