The Register-Guard reports Brandi and Russel Bellew face second-degree manslaughter charges in the death of 16-year-old Austin Sprout. But a judge ruled Monday they may continue to care for their remaining children under a state-supervised "in-home safety plan."

Dale and Shannon Hickman were both convicted of second degree manslaughter after they didn't get their newborn son medical treatment. The young boy died a short time later.

The only charge Dale and Shannon Hickman faced until Wednesday was a Measure 11 crime of second-degree manslaughter.

Current and former church members told KATU News a major rift in the church is now brewing over the revelation and the issue of medical care.

The faith-healing father accused of letting his newborn son die told jurors Tuesday everything that happens is God's will.

Witnesses told a jury Thursday they saw the life draining out of a prematurely born baby but did nothing to call for help.

Karen White was there when David Hickman was born prematurely at his family's home and died less than nine hours later.

Dr. Joseph Kaempf told jurors an at-home birth of a baby coming two months early is not recommended especially with unlicensed midwives.