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Two more resignations at New Life Church related to knowledge of Morris’ alleged abuse
Gateway megachurch is reducing the number of services at its campuses each weekend.
Guidance for giving to ministries helping in the flooding disaster
MinistryWatch encourages those who wish to support the disaster victims in Texas to exercise caution in choosing the organizations to which they donate.
A look at the ECFA and what current and former members say.
This article was updated on 7/9/2025 with responses from the ECFA. In an effort to restore donor confidence in Christian organizations and to avoid government intervention, in the late 1970s Sen. Mark Hatfield joined with ...
The One Big Beautiful Bill would raise the exemption to $15 million.
Raising the estate tax exemption has possible implications for family farms and businesses and for charitable giving.
ServeNC initiative, AI to translate the Bible, pregnancy resource center work continues, and more.
One Year Ago: On July 9, 2024, MinistryWatch reported about the “ServeNC” initiative, in which more than 1,000 churches from across North Carolina pledged to take part in a statewide initiative in early August to ...
Based on our research, these 169 ministries achieved a donor confidence score of 49 or lower.
In the MinistryWatch 1000 database, 169 ministries earn a donor confidence score (DCS) of 49 or below—a designation we believe warrants withholding donations.
Case revolves around changes to school’s articles of incorporation in 2019 to remove UMC’s control.
Last week, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that the long-running case between Southern Methodist University (SMU) and the United Methodist Church’s South Central Jurisdictional Conference (SCJC) may continue.
Greater Grace World Outreach in Baltimore has spent past year investigating sexual abuse allegations.
The former pastor of a megachurch in Maryland has been indicted on charges of assault and battery of a child.
Texas law bans NDAs in sexual assault, trafficking, and child sexual abuse cases
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill (SB) 835, also known as “Trey’s Law,” over the weekend. It will take effect on September 1.
Another lawsuit against Kanakuk Kamps, Seattle Pacific Cuts Budget, JD Hall disqualified from ministry, and more.
One Year Ago: On June 28, 2024, MinistryWatch reported that Kanakuk Kamps had been sued by another victim, Andrew Summersett, who claims he was abused by former camp director and now convicted felon Peter Newman. ...
