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Brunswick, Georgia, has filed a nuisance suit to close The Well shelter.
The United States Department of Justice filed a complaint against the City of Brunswick, Georgia, on December 16 because of the city’s actions to close The Well ministry to homeless persons.
Bankruptcy trustee pursues churches, Urbana Missions Conference resumes, Preemptive Love Coalition investigation, Rev. Howard-John Wesley takes a sabbatical.
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Bankruptcy trustee pursues churches, Urbana Missions Conference resumes, Preemptive Love Coalition investigation, Rev. Howard-John Wesley takes a sabbatical.
The school associated with David Jang says it will operate under a religious exemption.
The California Department of Consumer Affairs Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education has ordered that Olivet University’s approval to operate be revoked.
20 plaintiffs have filed several lawsuits in Los Angeles Superior Court.
A series of lawsuits have been filed by 20 women in Superior Court in Los Angeles, California, against the International Churches of Christ (ICOC), alleging the women were victims of sexual abuse and that the ...
Brian & Bobbie Houston, FL ministry leaders arrested after car chase, and Bruxy Cavey.
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Brian & Bobbie Houston plan new church, FL ministry leaders arrested after car chase, Bruxy Cavey accused of sexual misconduct, and legislation to reduce taxes for churches dies.
Arturo Alarcon has been terminated from his position at 121 Community Church.
A former associate pastor at 121 Community Church in Grapevine, Texas, was arrested last week for possession of child pornography and invasive visual recording.
Background checks vital step to protect children and vulnerable populations
During a webinar sponsored by the Evangelical Council for Abuse Prevention (ECAP), D. J. Paxton, CEO of Compass Abuse Prevention Services, explained the importance of background checks of an overall screening process for volunteers.
Dad’s Place in Bryan, Ohio, continues its year-long battle to open its doors for the homeless.
An Ohio judge has issued a preliminary injunction against Dad’s Place and its pastor Chris Avell, preventing the church from using its first floor to shelter homeless people, even as temperatures are expected to plummet ...
Daniel Mayfield still facing over 160 charges across multiple counties in SC
Daniel Kellan Mayfield, a former youth pastor at First Baptist Church Gowensville in South Carolina, this week pleaded guilty to federal charges for possessing illegal child sexual abuse images. The 36-year-old pleaded guilty on November ...
Allegations come from former employee who says she has struggled with her faith since.
Line of Fire radio program host Michael Brown has agreed to a third-party investigation after allegations of sexual impropriety surfaced this week.
