The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of October.
Jimmy and Laura Seibert opted to forgo the modern savings plan and instead give their ‘extra’ away
Jimmy and Laura Seibert opted to forgo the modern savings plan and instead give their ‘extra’ away
Georgia Baptist leaders have placed Toccoa Conference Center in Toccoa, Ga., for sale after reporting that it has operated at a loss for the past 20 years.
Gordon College President Michael Lindsay announced that he will step down from his role next summer.
Liberty confirmed in a statement Tuesday (Oct. 20) that the Virginia-based school has retained Baker Tilly US, a global forensic accounting firm, to conduct the wide-ranging review of business practices during the tenure of Jerry ...
Lawmakers urge the online retail giant to reconsider ties to SPLC’s ‘hate map’
Amazon’s AmazonSmile program makes it easy for customers to donate to their favorite charities—as long as their favorite charity isn’t on the Southern Poverty Law Center’s list of “hate groups.”
A church in Lexington, Ky., has hired GRACE (Godly Response to Abuse in the Christian Environment) to investigate allegations of sexual abuse by singer/songwriter Chris Rice.
Gary Grant’s faith impacts his business decisions, from the annual budget to what he stocks in the stores
Gary Grant’s faith impacts his business decisions, from the annual budget to what he stocks in the stores
A federal court last week ruled that a New York Christian foster care and adoption agency could continue to provide services to children and families—for now.
A judge said city limitations are causing a ‘substantial burden’ on Capitol Hill Baptist under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
A district court has temporarily granted a request from a Washington, D.C., Southern Baptist church to gather for outdoor worship services that violate the city’s rules for public gatherings.