A Missouri pastor who told women in his congregation to keep slim, wear makeup and be sexually available for their husbands to keep their marriages healthy is now under investigation by his denomination and is "seeking professional counseling" after backlash over his advice.

First General Baptist Church in Malden announced Tuesday that their embattled Pastor, Stewart-Allen Clark, has also "taken a leave of absence" in the wake of the controversial statements he made in a Feb. 21 sermon.

"As of March 2, 2021, Pastor Stewart-Allen Clark has taken a leave of absence and is seeking professional counseling," a statement on the church's website said.

First General Baptist Church is a member of the General Baptist denomination, which announced in a statement on Monday that Clarke's message was not consistent with their values.


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