Kim Roberts, Author at MinistryWatch
Catholic bishop, physicians join challenge, saying law violates religious and free speech rights.
Lutheran Care Center, oncology and rehabilitation physicians, and a Catholic bishop have filed a federal lawsuit against Illinois state officials challenging the state's recently passed End-of-Life Options Act, also known as Deb's Law.
The Bucket Ministry’s recent Kibera project led to over 22K professions of faith.
As a recently-converted Christian, Christopher Beth went on a mission trip to the Brazilian Amazon with his daughter in 2012. He had no inkling the trip would change his life.
Plus, RZIM continues with little transparency, St. John Institutional Missionary Baptist Church saved from auction, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, churches and ministries are also targets of email phishing scams, RZIM keeps operating with little transparency, Rev. Thomas McKenzie killed in car crash, and more.
The SC school shuts down after registered offender’s access to children sparked arrests.
Pawleys Island Christian Academy is closing after 25 years following a controversy over a registered sex offender’s access to children. Church and school leaders have been charged, and multiple lawsuits have been filed.
Total revenue of all 31 foundations exceeded $5.8 billion.
Which Christian foundations have the strongest donor confidence—and which should donors think twice about supporting? MinistryWatch ranks 31 foundations with more than $5.8 billion in combined revenue.
Case against Jeriah Mast, accused of abusing Haitian minors, will proceed.
A federal judge in Ohio has rejected an attempt by former Christian Aid Ministries worker Jeriah Mast to dismiss charges accusing him of sexually abusing Haitian minors. The case will now proceed in federal court.
India National Inland Mission says it will adapt to new restrictions while continuing to preach Christ boldly.
India has tightened restrictions on foreign-funded religious conversions, creating new compliance hurdles for Christian ministries. One longtime mission says it remains committed to its work despite the new rules.
Plus, ACNA updates bylaws about misconduct, Willie McLaurin suddenly resigns from SBC, and more.
In this week’s look at the MinistryWatch archives, a Baltimore youth pastor is charged with sexual abuse and eventually pleads guilty, the ACNA updates its bylaws concerning misconduct, Willie McLaurin suddenly resigns from leading the ...
The case filed by California Attorney General seeks $20 million in fines.
California has wrapped up its case against Heartbeat Int'l over Abortion Pill Reversal. The state seeks nearly $20 million in penalties, while the pro-life ministry argues its speech is protected by the First Amendment.
More than 45 congregations consider joining new Westminster Association of Churches.
More than 45 Evangelical Presbyterian Church congregations are considering leaving the denomination after June's controversial pastoral letter on ordination. Some plan to join the newly formed Westminster Association of Churches, while others seek reform from ...
