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A former church youth minister has been indicted on 13 sex related charges, according to Kentucky State Police.
Gordon H. Lunceford, 47, of Richmond, was indicted June 6 by an Anderson County grand jury.
The charges include six counts of third-degree rape, one count of first-degree sexual abuse, five counts of third-degree sodomy and one count of second-degree sexual abuse.
The victims in the case were juveniles at the time of the alleged offenses, state police said.
Lunceford is a former youth minister at churches in Anderson, Franklin and Madison counties.
The indictment followed an investigation by state police that began in August 2008. The investigation is continuing.
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