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NFL quarterback saves and gives so he can be generous well beyond his prime football years
Kirk Cousins’ normal day at the “office” entails game plans, touchdowns, and packed stadiums (pre-pandemic). As the starting quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings, Cousins makes more in a year than many people make in a ...
Evangelicals for Social Action is dropping “evangelical” from its name, citing increased confusion and political connotation associated with the term.
A look at the 50 largest U.S. ministries in the MinistryWatch database shows that executive team leaders—chief executive officers, presidents, and the like—are overwhelmingly white and overwhelmingly male.
After rising the ranks of business success, Lisa Payne’s journey of generosity led her back to her hometown roots
After rising the ranks of business success, Lisa Payne’s journey of generosity led her back to her hometown roots.
The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of August. We present them here in a “countdown” format, from 10 to 1.
LA County is evicting Grace Community Church from a parking lot it has leased since 1975. Lawyers representing GCC and its pastor, John MacArthur, say the move is in retaliation for holding indoor worship services ...
Dale and Gail Stockamp impact ministries by equipping them to manage their own funds
Dale and Ron founded Mission Increase in 1999 with a goal to teach these ministries to fish, so to speak, instead of giving them a fish.
Falwell: “I haven’t done anything.”
Jerry Falwell Jr. will get $10.5 million as part of his severance package after resigning as president from Liberty University following allegations of a sex scandal.
Jerry Falwell Jr. says that his wife’s affair and the strain of keeping it secret has contributed to his depression.
Neil and Lesego Holsapfel build sustainable South African communities one village at a time
Neil Holzapfel and Lesego live and serve in South Africa through a nonprofit called Raise the Children and Lesego’s organization Bokamoso Impact Investments. He’s a giver, she’s a doer—together, they are builders.
