Jessica Eturralde, Author at MinistryWatch - Page 12 of 22
Investigators believe recent murders were motivated by a child custody dispute.
The Office of the Oklahoma Chief Medical Examiner confirmed April 16 that two bodies recovered from a rural Texas field were 27-year-old Veronica Butler and 39-year-old Jilian Kelley.
The probe began after someone sent letter to IRS about "potential electioneering violations"
Topeka Senator Richard Kloos is fighting back after the 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals denied his request to overturn an IRS summons to access bank records from a coffee shop and thrift store Kloos ...
School is one of four shuttered since 2020 after numerous pending allegations and lawsuits claim child abuse
ABM Ministries Lighthouse Christian Academy in Piedmont, Missouri has officially closed.
Church released official letter to congregation detailing its handling of lead pastor’s harassment
A North Carolina church has announced on its website and social media pages that it has fired its pastor for sexual misconduct.
It is against the law to have explicit content of minors, but superposed or “morphed” content is not recognized nationally as a crime.
Police say they are actively sifting through image files belonging to a third-grade science teacher arrested for having child pornography and using artificial intelligence to generate erotic content involving minors.
Parents continue to sue church and academy
A Tennessee worship leader and music teacher has agreed to plead guilty to sexual misconduct against a 14-year-old girl, according to his attorney.
As pastors shuffle responsibilities, Artificial Intelligence offers to help. Should pastors accept?
As artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly advancing, harnessing its abilities is becoming a frequent topic of conversation among church leaders. More are considering AI's assistance in various tasks.
Pastor was an advocate for addiction recovery—and a supplier to those he was supposed to help
A Seattle pastor arrested last year for living a “double life” as an addiction recovery advocate and a high-level drug dealer is serving a sentence in a Washington penitentiary.
Served SBC church for 20 years
Last month, a federal jury convicted a Montana pastor of sexually abusing three children while they were staying at his home on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation.
In a third round of rulings, judge determines the ministry violated laws in rescinding a job offer.
After a string of flip-flop rulings, a federal judge has ruled that Christian humanitarian aid organization World Vision is liable for violating laws of discrimination based on sexual orientation.
