Kathryn Post – Author – MinistryWatch
The popular ‘Enjoying Everyday Life’ televangelist cited scandal at network
Joyce Meyer, the bestselling Christian author and longtime ministry leader and speaker, is pausing her programming with Daystar Television Network
Daystar is losing a number of its popular stars after months of ongoing scandal at the influential Christian television network involving alleged abuse cover-up, spiritual abuse and financial misconduct.
Curry and Ousley have agreed to write an apology to the complainants, and Ousley will complete prescribed Title IV trainings.
"Spiritual warfare" on Christian college campuses
Since 2020, TPUSA chapters have appeared at more than 45 Christian colleges or universities, at least 35 of them affiliated with the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, the largest association of Christian schools.
A conversation with Archbishop Steve Wood
On the heels of denominational dustups over women’s ordination to the priesthood and accountability for the misconduct of clergy, Steve Wood is beginning his five-year term as archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America.
Evangelicals for Harris’ anti-Trump Billy Graham ad has racked up 30M views
An ad featuring the Rev. Billy Graham that's part of a $1 million ad campaign by Evangelicals for Harris is now the subject of a potential lawsuit from the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.
City was thrust into national spotlight after presidential debate
“Jesus said that He is the way, the truth and the life. Jesus is with us in truth. And the truth is that Haitians are not eating pets in Springfield,” said the Rev. Carl Ruby, ...
At its June meeting in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, the Anglican Church in North America’s governing bodies added two sections to church bylaws about safeguarding and reporting misconduct.
Recent podcast alleges Village Church hired father despite known abuse
Two former members of the Village Church Denton allege that church leaders employed the father of pastor Matt Chandler as a custodian for five years despite knowing he had previously admitted to sexually abusing a ...
Announcement comes less than two weeks before election of next presiding bishop
Two of the five bishops being considered for the top leadership role in the Episcopal Church are currently subjects of church discipline investigations, the denomination disclosed Thursday afternoon (June 13).
