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Gospel storytelling in action: free film libraries, oral Bible recordings, inmate testimony videos, and new documentary resources for young adults.
Storytelling for Christ: This week’s Ministries Making a Difference spotlights ministries sharing the gospel through free film libraries, oral Bible recordings, redemption testimonies for inmates, and documentary tools for young adults.
Immigrant support, abortion pill reversal, addiction recovery, and relief for Iranians in crisis.
This week’s Ministries Making a Difference highlights four ministries valuing life in practical, steady, Christ-centered ways: Immigration aid, abortion pill reversal, addiction recovery, relief for Iranians in crisis.
This week’s roundup of ministries making a difference highlights Apartment Life’s neighbor-building work, Project Nehemiah’s home builds, and more.
This week’s roundup highlights Apartment Life’s neighbor-building work, Project Nehemiah’s home builds in El Salvador, and Moms in Prayer's focus on revival on college campuses.
10 steps to spark practical paths to compliance to ECFA’s new LeaderCare Standard.
Keeping leaders from running on empty. ECFA's new LeaderCare Standard asks—what does sustainable leadership require? Here are 10 steps to spark practical paths to compliance.
Church fraud case highlights why ordinary access to church finances can equal extraordinary losses
A ND church indictment reads like a case study in how big losses often happen: routine access from “ordinary” people. Prosecutors allege $600K+ was diverted over 5 years. MW offers tools and reporting to help ...
Internal review sparks questions about $1.4M in credit card purchases
Fount NYC Pastors Josh and Georgie Kelsey are facing criticism for $1.4 million in church credit card purchases that lacked proper documentation.
Summer Biggers filed lawsuit against Christian Care Communities claiming unlawful retaliation
A human resources employee at a Christian Kentucky nursing home has filed a lawsuit claiming leaders fired her for attempting to enforce the organization's drug policy.
Pyramid scheme allegedly defrauded 10K people of over $25 million
A federal grand jury in East Texas has convicted a couple of running a massive pyramid scheme from their Frisco, Texas, home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Settlement offers restitution, but questions on legal accountability remain
A Superior Court judge has approved a $3 million settlement for Rock Church in San Diego, ending the church's involvement in a civil case tied to the 2022 death of 11-year-old Arabella McCormack.
100-page opinion ends two-year defamation case against assistant who accused Carter of rape
The Washington State Court of Appeals has rejected former Together Church Pastor Micahn Carter's defamation suit against a former assistant who claimed he raped her.
