Kim Roberts, Author at MinistryWatch
Plus, GRACE achieves 20 years of ministry, GCU fined but later rescinded, BGEA establishes a legal fund, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, Christian leaders seek to welcome neurodivergent members, GRACE achieves 20 years of ministry, and Billy Graham Evangelistic Association wins against venue that canceled its event.
Proposed settlement includes $5,000 for each plaintiff while Life Surge continues to deny liability.
Life Surge, a company that hosts events claiming to teach Christians to steward their finances for Kingdom impact, often through real estate transactions, has filed a joint motion with the plaintiffs to settle a lawsuit ...
Christian publisher says it is reviewing its financial controls after auditors identified an isolated incident.
A former Lifeway executive has been arrested on theft and forgery charges tied to alleged misuse of ministry funds. Lifeway says it is tightening its financial controls.
Plus, Steve Viars removed from leadership, Mike Bickle accused of “serious allegations,” Sewanee petition against Eric Metaxas, and more.
In this week's look at the MinistryWatch archives, church closure projection examined — plus, Steve Viars removed from leadership, Mike Bickle accused of “serious allegations,” Sewanee petition against Eric Metaxas, and more.
Several ministries have high Donor Confidence Scores from MinistryWatch.
MinistryWatch’s latest anti-trafficking ministry list includes 24 organizations with nearly $289 million in combined annual revenue. See which groups receive the most government grants and earn the highest donor confidence scores.
Lawsuit alleged church knew of leader’s history of violence and failed to protect a single mother who worked at the church.
Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa has agreed to pay $12 million to a woman who alleged a former leader repeatedly assaulted her — and that church leaders knew of his violent history for years but failed ...
Plus, Liberty’s Clery Act fines, Elevation Worship ticket prices, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, Daniel Akin announces his retirement from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary — plus, Liberty University Clery Act fines, Elevation Worship ticket prices, and more.
Partnerships include performance-based compensation and other financial arrangements.
A recent Facebook post is raising questions about the financial partnerships between Christian radio stations and the ministries they promote.
Plus, Gateway sued over its use of tithes, Awana’s international discipleship ministry, Duplantis calls for more giving, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, the use of AI and cryptocurrency to scam churches, Gateway Church sued over use of tithes, Awana’s international discipleship ministry, and more.
Brett Bymaster says his family drained retirement savings to fund his defense.
A former youth pastor who was acquitted of charges that he sexually abused two minors is now suing his former church to recover nearly $450,000 in legal expenses he incurred defending himself.
