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Students enrolling in the Multnomah School of Professional Studies are no longer required to sign a faith statement.
Beginning this fall, students attending the Multnomah University School of Professional Studies in Portland, Oregon, will no longer be required to sign a statement of faith to be admitted.
Officials say the man promised to create and distribute Bibles to China, but instead spent millions on precious metals, diamonds, and real estate.
Authorities are looking for a Georgia man they allege posed as a missionary and squandered at least half of the $33 million in funding he promised to use to produce and distribute Bibles and Christian ...
Immerse Arkansas equips teens and young adults through LifeBASE programs.
Immerse Arkansas is a non-profit that prepares youth in crisis for adulthood through programs that offer shelter, mentorship, and training in multiple life skills.
After 50 years, detectives solve the open murder case of a little girl by confirming the killer was a pastor her family knew and trusted.
Nearly 50 years after the skeletal remains of a missing 8-year-old girl were found, a pastor confessed to police that he kidnapped and killed her.
Bearing Precious Seed has printed scriptures in 65 languages across 130 countries—but says over 2,000 languages still without a Bible.
Bible printing ministry Bearing Precious Seed (BPS) this month celebrates 50 years of printing and sending Scripture worldwide.
Some churches go to court in attempt to get payments
Wisconsin-based Church Mutual Insurance is a defendant in 26 open cases filed just this year and about 43 cases filed since last July, many due to hurricane activity in Louisiana.
Reverend Kenneth Glasgow received 30 months for social security, mail fraud and drug conspiracy
A judge has sentenced Alabama pastor and activist Kenneth Sharpton-Glasgow, half-brother of Reverend Al Sharpton, to 30 months in federal prison for drug trafficking, income tax evasion, and lying to obtain Social Security disability benefits.
Ministries are forming LLCs under their tax-exempt status, making it nearly impossible to hold leaders accountable.
Churches that want to reach beyond their congregations are forming subsidiaries to separate church-related projects and protect assets. Although it's compliant with IRS regulations, it often makes an organization less transparent to donors.
Investigation unearths Baptist church harboring sex offender with ministry past.
A judge has sentenced an Iowa man and former Christian missionary to 25 years in prison for sexual abuse after he reportedly infected a preschooler with gonorrhea.
Charges come after a year-long investigation into the food bank’s spending.
Last week, a grand jury indicted a Tennessee pastor for stealing over $250,000, money laundering, and patronizing prostitution while leading a local food bank.
