Petri said, recalling that a church program instructor led her to a room and served as a lookout while two to three males raped her. In response, Hyles said he would have been the first one to want someone punished for such an act and the church told police about the teacher's report in 1991. He went on to claim "our records show no attendance since 1991" and this "is a total shock to me." The woman and the church eventually settled the lawsuit for an undisclosed amount. Family Jack and Beverly Hyles had four children: Dave, Cindy, Linda, and Becky. After Hyles' passing in 2001, Beverly Hyles moved to Texas and served as a Sunday School teacher in the Missions Minded Department Senior Women's Class at the Southern Baptist-affiliated First Baptist Church of Dallas under Pastor Robert Jeffress. Beverly Hyles died at the age of 88 on August 30, 2017. David Hyles served as the youth pastor at First Baptist in Hammond under the leadership of his father. Sources say that upon learning of his son's affairs with multiple women, Hyles recommended David as pastor of his former church in Texas; by so doing, David was able to stay out of the public eye. David had multiple affairs with other women while pastoring the church in Texas, before moving to a different state, divorcing his wife, and leaving the ministry. For a time, he worked as an insurance agent in the Jacksonville, Florida, and has been accused of having multiple affairs spanning many years. Hyles' daughter, Cindy Hyles, married Jack Schaap, who succeeded Hyles after his death as the senior pastor of First Baptist Church of Hammond. Schaap was embroiled in a major controversy, where he admitted having sexual intercourse with an underage girl and transporting her to do so, across state lines. He was sentenced to 12 years in prison and registered as a sex offender, after which Cindy divorced Jack. Hyles' other daughter, Linda Hyles Murphrey, is a motivational speaker who presented her story titled "From Cult to Courage" at a TEDx event, discussing her hardships as a child of Jack Hyles. She has spoken out against the church Hyles led during his tenure and after his death. Works by Hyles Seeing Him Who Is Invisible—Sword of the Lord Publications (1960) How to Boost Your Church Attendance—Zondervan (January 1, 1961) Let's Build an Evangelistic Church—Sword of the