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The database includes 166 rescue mission ministries with $1.98 billion in total revenue.
MinistryWatch's latest database list ranks the 50 largest rescue missions and homeless shelters by revenue. The category now includes 166 ministries with a combined $1.98 billion in revenue, along with updated transparency and donor confidence ...
Richard Reinaldo Garcia was indicted for fraud in church flipping and Christian concert schemes.
Federal prosecutors say a Texas man used church property investments and Christian concert ventures to allegedly defraud more than 60 people of $2.2 million. He now faces multiple fraud and identity theft charges.
Case highlights need for churches to screen leaders and enforce child-safety policies.
The prison sentence of former pastor Terry Reed — a repeat sex offender — has been increased to 130 years after he was found guilty of abusing teen boys. His case highlights the need for ...
Plus, Bill Hwang found guilty, and Matt Redman describes mistreatment at hands of former pastor.
On this week's look back at the MinistryWatch archives, Phil McGraw's media company files bankruptcy. Plus, Bill Hwang found guilty, and Matt Redman describes mistreatment at hands of his former pastor.
Improper evidence gathering results in dismissal of one of six accusers.
A federal judge dismissed Celeste Borys from her lawsuit against Tim Ballard over her unauthorized access to his email accounts after she left her job as his assistant.
These ministries have Donor Confidence Scores below 50.
The Salvation Army and Samaritan’s Purse are among 249 ministries that earn a Donor Confidence Score below 50 — scores that MinistryWatch believes warrants withholding support.
Plus, North Carolina churches serve local communities, USC uses AI for Bible translation, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives: televangelist Jimmy Swaggart died at age 90, over 1,000 North Carolina churches joined in a community service initiative, USC used AI for Bible translation, and more.
After 43 years with the ministry, the long-time executive director is facing multiple myeloma.
Phil Johnson, long-time executive director of Grace to You, is retiring on July 1, making room for new leadership at the ministry.
Federal judge rules First Amendment shields church's internal funding decisions.
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Gateway Church over its use of tithe funds, ruling that the First Amendment bars courts from second-guessing a church's internal funding decisions.
Some members say the process raises serious questions about who controls Second Baptist Church in Houston.
Retired pastor Ed Young started a $5 million online teaching ministry using Second Baptist's sermon archives — but some members say its launch raises serious questions about church governance.
