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Same Assemblies of God network plagued by Chi Alpha sexual abuse scandals
The South Texas Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God announced last month that it had discovered “financial misconduct” by a former accounting office employee.
More leaders are optimistic about the Trump administration’s impact than in May.
MinistryWatch's quarterly survey of Christian Ministry Executives offers insights into the challenges of ministry leadership.
Along with Executive Director Michelle Brannon, the two could face multiple sentences of 20 years in prison.
David E. Taylor, the self-proclaimed apostle and leader of Kingdom of God Global Church and Joshua Media Ministries, has been arrested in a “nationwide takedown of their forced labor organization.”
The fund grew out of the ministry’s own successful legal battles.
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) has long been preaching the Gospel across the world, but now it is taking steps to ensure the message of salvation in Christ can be spread throughout the United ...
Are ministries accountable for using bequests as intended?
Iris Hensley knew that her aunt, Merle Jose, planned to leave her estate to In Touch Ministries, the ministry founded and led by Charles Stanley until his death in 2023. Jose had lived in the ...
Barnabas Aid founder suspended, college correspondence degrees, Matt Chandler placed on leave, and more.
ONE YEAR AGO: On August 28, 2024, MinistryWatch reported that Patrick Sookhdeo—the founder of Barnabas Aid, an international charity helping persecuted Christians—was suspended from his role in the organization due to concerns about financial mismanagement ...
Church has removed elder from leadership and hired GRACE to assist in response.
A Presbyterian Church of America congregation in Newport Beach, California learned last week that one of its elders had been arrested by Irvine police for sexual crimes against a minor.
Reformation Church admits it has urged Christians to check out and not return objectionable books.
A church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, has encouraged its congregants to check objectionable books out of the public library and not return them … ever.
Michael Deckinga has been employed at Mid-America Reformed Seminary since 2016.
A federal complaint for charges of distributing child pornography has been issued against Michael Deckinga, the vice president of advancement at Mid-America Reformed Seminary.
RZIM continues to operate, saving St. John Church in FL, Jenna Ellis appears before grand jury, and more.
ONE YEAR AGO: On August 27, 2024, MinistryWatch reported about the continuing operations of RZIM and discovered it continues to exist, but with little transparency or accountability. RZIM still has a website, but no financial information ...
