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The building is expected to be fully operational in early 2027.
After operating out of headquarters in San Antonio for more than 40 years, Bible Study Fellowship’s new headquarters in Grapevine, TX, are under construction.
Samaritan’s Purse replaces World Vision as top of this year’s list.
In this year's list of the 50 largest Christian Relief & Development organizations in the U.S., Samaritan's Purse replaces World Vision in the top seat.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Southwest California Synod has sued the church for legal title to its property.
A small Lutheran church in southern California is in a court battle to maintain ownership of its property, worth about $5 mil
Plus, CCM partnerships with child sponsorship programs, Acts 29 network accusations, and Furtick’s ‘spontaneous baptisms.’
This week, we look back at stories about Samaritan’s Purse avoiding Trump’s foreign aid freeze, a lack of transparency between CCM artists and the ministries they promote, and more.
Michael Mohr was also a regent at Concordia Seminary.
Michael Mohr, the president of the Central Illinois District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, has been arrested and charged with producing child pornography.
Lawsuit could establish rights of advisor to donor-advised fund.
The Christian Community Foundation, also known as WaterStone, is being sued by Philip Peterson, who claims the donor-advised fund won’t communicate with him, revoked his account access, and has failed to make recommended charitable contributions ...
Passion Conferences for young adults and associated entities don’t file Form 990s nor publicly post financials.
Passion Conferences doesn’t file a Form 990 informational return with the Internal Revenue Service nor does it post an audited financial statement on its website, so its total annual revenue, expenses, and assets are unknown.
The process of restructuring a nonprofit, Glory of Zion’s Chuck Pierce’s compensation, and other stories previously reported at MinistryWatch.
In this week's On this Date column, featured stories include a church using its closure to help 70 charities, the process of restructuring a nonprofit, Glory of Zion’s Chuck Pierce’s compensation, and other stories previously ...
Assemblies of God scouting program criticized for not providing adequate safeguards.
Royal Rangers, a scouting group associated with the Assemblies of God, was the situs for the sexual abuse of minor boys, according to reporting by NBC News.
Lawsuit claims it classified sales advisors as independent contractors rather than employees.
Life Surge has been sued for violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act and failure to pay for overtime hours worked.
