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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 ...
Erika Woolfolk claims racial and whistleblower discrimination.
A former civil rights investigator in Liberty University’s Office of Equity and Compliance for Title IX has filed a lawsuit against the college for wrongful termination and discrimination against her on the basis of her ...
This follows the Department of Education’s rescinding of a historically large fine against the university.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has dismissed its lawsuit against Grand Canyon Education over Grand Canyon University’s doctoral programs.
Total assets for all the foundations exceeds $3.3 billion.
The mid-August list includes all 17 Christian foundations in the MinistryWatch 1000 database listed in order of total revenue.
ACNA updates bylaws, SBC EC President resigns, Nathan Zacharias doubles down, MacArthur sues CA officials
ONE YEAR AGO: On August 12, 2024, MinistryWatch reported that the Anglican Church in North America added two sections to church bylaws about safeguarding and reporting misconduct, according to an update to ACNA’s website. Read more ...
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals applied the ministerial exception in the case.
World Vision has been protected against a discrimination claim by a decision of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Pro-life clinic may continue to administer progesterone to save babies’ lives.
Doctors and nurses who want to help women with abortion pill reversal treatment after taking chemical abortion pills have won a permanent injunction blocking a Colorado law that prohibited the treatment.
Still, cases of discrimination continue to arise, demonstrating need for continued legal defense.
In the last several years, public interest law firms have been stacking up wins for religious liberty at the United States Supreme Court.
Calvary Chapel Cary pastor secretly lists property, Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church’s radical generosity, Stuart Briscoe dies, and more.
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