Church says they will stay.
Plus, other notable ministry happenings from this week.
Evangelism ministry reports $3.3 million deficit, but financial position remains strong.
Mt. Zion members say “the people are still here” as they plan to rebuild.
Amid mixed Pew findings, youngest adults outpace parents’ generation in worship attendance
Eric Readon disputes the property case that brought jail time, 15 years of probation, and a $180,000 restitution order.
Highland Park UMC locked in bitter battle with denomination’s regional body over issues of governance.
Plus, GRACE achieves 20 years of ministry, GCU fined but later rescinded, BGEA establishes a legal fund, and more.
Proposed settlement includes $5,000 for each plaintiff while Life Surge continues to deny liability.
Six ministries are bringing theological education and leadership training to pastors from rural America to the world.
DHS says Sey overstayed his visa, supporters blame arrest on clerical mix-up.
Retired clergy and staff to receive tens of millions more in funds lost amid scandal.
Liberty University racks up more than double in flight operating costs than next highest user.
Christian publisher says it is reviewing its financial controls after auditors identified an isolated incident.
After 31 years, Stanley says he is retiring from his job but not from ministry.
Plus, higher ed crisis, Narnia under siege, CT in the NYT
Defense subpoenas sought church records and witness communications as prior-knowledge questions surfaced at trial.
