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After 43 years with the ministry, the long-time executive director is facing multiple myeloma.
Phil Johnson, long-time executive director of Grace to You, is retiring on July 1, making room for new leadership at the ministry.
Federal judge rules First Amendment shields church's internal funding decisions.
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Gateway Church over its use of tithe funds, ruling that the First Amendment bars courts from second-guessing a church's internal funding decisions.
Some members say the process raises serious questions about who controls Second Baptist Church in Houston.
Retired pastor Ed Young started a $5 million online teaching ministry using Second Baptist's sermon archives — but some members say its launch raises serious questions about church governance.
One elder says the debate echoes the arguments that led to the PC(USA)’s decline.
The Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC) voted last week at its General Assembly to approve a "pastoral letter" to churches that opens the door to ordaining celibate, same-sex attracted individuals — a decision that has drawn ...
Plus, Kanakuk Kamps sued by sexual abuse victim, Seattle Pacific’s cuts, and more.
In this week’s review of the MinistryWatch archives, Brady Boyd resigns from leading New Life Church in Colorado Springs, another sexual abuse victim sues Kanakuk Kamps, Seattle Pacific University cuts its budget, and more.
The UK's Charity Commission steps in following the founder's recent death and whistleblower complaints about missing funds.
Weeks after its founder died, the British Charity Commission stepped in at Barnabas Aid — appointing interim managers to run the persecuted-Christians charity.
The case against a blogger and former member who have criticized the church will proceed.
An Arizona judge has refused to dismiss Apologia Church's defamation lawsuit against Check My Church blogger Sarah Leann Young and a former member who have criticized the church.
Ministry is invoking First Amendment doctrine to block donor's claims of misrepresentation.
Sean Feucht Ministries wants a $250K lawsuit dismissed, because it's considered a 'church' by the IRS. The ministry is invoking a First Amendment doctrine to block a donor's claims of misrepresentation.
Plus, Louisiana’s “look back” window for abuse survivors, Belmont pulls plug on Promise Keepers, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, a federal judge allows a discrimination lawsuit against Dave Ramsey to move forward. Plus, Louisiana’s “look back” window for sexual abuse survivors is extended.
The movement, fueled by Elizabeth Carlock Phillips, is stripping nondisclosure agreements from child sexual abuse settlements.
A TN court just ruled that NDAs in child sexual abuse settlements are unenforceable — upholding a 2018 law that protected survivors. Now, similar measures are gaining ground in statehouses across the country.
