Cheryl Mann Bacon, Author at MinistryWatch
Legislation brings drastic cost increases — and even closures.
Running a youth camp in Texas has never been easy. And it’s getting harder, thanks in part to well-intended legislation passed in the wake of last year’s deadly floods. Measures meant to make camps safer may ...
Churches, ministries ‘do what churches do’ while political battles rage.
In big cities and tiny towns across the U.S., Christians are working to feed hungry people — including seniors, families and the working poor — poised to lose food benefits.
Two Christian universities embroiled in name, trademark litigation
Name-change dramas have landed two Christian universities in federal courtrooms.
Tuition price decrease announced to coincide with move after 65 years.
Harding School of Theology in Memphis, Tenn., the only freestanding seminary among Churches of Christ, will move to the main campus of Harding University in Searcy, Ark., beginning in fall 2024.
Fired Oklahoma Christian University professor Michael O’Keefe has filed a lawsuit against his former employer, claiming breach of contract, libel, false light and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
Dissolving a church or merging congregations can be complicated, not just emotionally or doctrinally, but financially and legally.
On March 7, Oklahoma Christian University fired Michael O’Keefe, a tenured graphic design professor who taught at the university for 41 years.
Trustees of Ohio Valley University in Vienna, West Virginia, have voted to close the 63-year-old Christian university.
Bradley and his wife, Jan, founders of the Lamia Afghan Foundation, spent a lifetime moving from base to base and up through the ranks of the U.S. military, serving country, community and churches. Then in ...
“We’re trying to get out 50—including family members—people who work with us and their families,” John Bradley said. “That number might grow. A lot of people are contacting us…We’re trying to help as many as ...
