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Organization sees significant drop in revenue with increase in net assets
In Touch Ministries, founded by Dr. Charles Stanley, is a broadcast ministry with a mission "to lead people worldwide into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and to strengthen the local church."
Joins growing number of ministries changing IRS status to “Association of Churches”
Ministry Spotlight: Cross International was built on three foundational pillars of service: orphans and vulnerable children, children with disabilities, and crisis care.
Two committees will look into theology of Sarah Young’s bestseller
The Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) will spend the next year investigating the book “Jesus Calling” to assess its “appropriateness for Christians.”
Former consultant says board is “the problem”
Orange is one of the largest children’s ministries in the country. With $25 million in revenue, the organization hosts an annual conference that draws thousands of people to its three-day event in Atlanta, Georgia.
Organization has stopped releasing public 990s and audited financial statements
Ligonier Ministries has as its mission “proclaiming, teaching, and defending the holiness of God in all its fullness to as many people as possible,” including via an app, podcasts, video series, books, “Tabletalk” magazine, an ...
Family calls for more information from sheriff’s office and university leaders
Months after Isabella “Bella” Willingham, 21, was found unresponsive and severely injured in her dorm room at Asbury University in Kentucky, the incident is still under investigation.
Group allegedly stole $300K from World War II veteran
Five people have been arrested following allegations of an elder fraud scheme in which they stole $300,000 in retirement funds from a 92-year-old World War II veteran.
Organization no longer releases 990s
This week, Pioneers, based in Orlando, Florida, saw a drop in two of its MinistryWatch ratings.
Organization joins ECFA, but doesn’t release 990s
Biblical Ministries Worldwide partners with local churches to send missionaries and plant churches.
The Bible Project, an ed-tech nonprofit, has seen rapid growth over the last few years.
