Convicted child molester and disgraced former Christian Heritage leader Graham Capill is facing six new charges of sexually abusing young girls. The nature of the new charges, outlined in the Christchurch District Court today, involve rape, unlawful sexual connection, attempted rape and indecent assault, all on two girls aged under twelve years old. It is alleged the offences took place between 1990 and 1999. The new charges came just as the shocked Christian community was ready to close the book on the shock revelations of Capill's last offence – a conviction for sexually molesting an eight-year-old girl, for which he was due to be sentenced this week. In light of the new allegations, which are sure to upset those who insisted Capill had only ‘fallen once' in a lifetime of serving God, sentencing in the original case has now been deferred. As Christian Heritage leader for over a decade, Capill was a self-styled moral watchdog who targeted the GLBT community relentlessly, in attacks which constantly linked homosexuality with paedophilia.