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Members say church leaders won’t share budget details with them.
St. Andrew’s Chapel in Sanford, Florida, has been instructed by a local presbytery to share its financial and budget information with members.
Mandrell led Lifeway Christian Resources since 2019.
Bellevue Baptist Church has called Lifeway Christian Resources President and CEO Ben Mandrell as its new senior pastor. Mandrell has led Lifeway since 2019. Mandrell’s first Sunday at Bellevue, in the Memphis area, will be ...
Leader of abuse survivors criticizes lack of accountability.
The former national leader of Chi Alpha, who resigned after sexual abuse allegations arose within the ministry he led, has been commissioned as a missionary to Iceland.
Bill Hwang convicted, Matt Redman reports mistreatment, David Jang sued, and more.
Happenings MinistryWatch reported on this date in past years.
President issued statement affirming biblical view of human sexuality.
Baylor University has reversed course and “voluntarily” agreed to rescind acceptance of a grant by the progressive Eula Mae and John Baugh Foundation to fund research examining the “disenfranchisement and exclusion” of individuals from churches ...
Research will focus on lived experiences of emerging adults.
One of the largest Christian universities in the country is publicizing its receipt of a large grant to study the “disenfranchisement and exclusion” of individuals who identify as LGBT from church congregations.
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.
