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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.
Happenings reported by MinistryWatch on this date in history.
Attorney ordered to pay over $76K in fees for AI-generated misrepresentations.
The attorney defending Duane Youngblood in the defamation lawsuit filed by T.D. Jakes has been sanctioned by a federal court because he presented documents containing material fabricated by artificial intelligence.
Total revenue for these ministries exceeds $1.9 billion.
A list of the largest media ministries in the U.S. based on the current data in the MinistryWatch 1000 database as of July 28, 2025.
Several lawsuits claim program operators were negligent in their supervision.
Ignite Life Center in Florida has been sued by two minor plaintiffs who claim they were sexually abused while at summer internship programs.
St. John’s Church in Miami is saved, Biblica rebounds, Lamor Miller-Whitehead robbed, and more.
ONE YEAR AGO: On August 1, 2024, MinistryWatch reported that three days before the historic property of St. John Institutional Missionary Baptist Church in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood was to be sold in foreclosure, the Southeast Overtown/Park ...
Jason Yates pleaded guilty to two charges, will be sentenced in September.
Jason Yates, the former CEO of My Faith Votes, pleaded guilty to charges of possession of child pornography last week.
Burien Free Methodist Church claims process violates its free exercise rights.
First Liberty Institute has filed an amicus curiae brief supporting the position of Burien Free Methodist Church that it should be able to host a homeless encampment on its property.
