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Correspondence college degrees, Matt Chandler placed on leave, Daniel Darling fired by NRB, and investigation of Jerry Falwell Jr.’s tenure
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Correspondence college degrees, Matt Chandler placed on leave, Daniel Darling fired by NRB, and investigation of Jerry Falwell Jr.’s tenure
Apparently, Ravi Zacharias International Ministries still exists three years after allegations rocked its operations.
So is RZIM now a grantmaking ministry? What has happened to the assets entrusted to RZIM?
Churches who cut staff cited decreased giving and attendance as reasons.
According to the annual State of the Church Compensation Survey by ChurchSalary, the average church increased their staff salaries and benefits more than they expected in 2024.
Historic church in Florida saved, Jenna Ellis ordered to appear before grand jury, Thomas McKenzie killed in car crash, and Jerry Fallwell Jr. resigns from Liberty
ONE YEAR AGO: On August 22, 2023, MinistryWatch reported that one of Miami’s oldest Black churches, St. John Institutional Missionary Baptist Church in Overtown, Florida, had until September 11 to pay back a $1.6-million mortgage taken ...
Joseph Schumacher will serve consecutive 90 day jail time and pay restitution.
A former United Methodist pastor in Nebraska was sentenced for embezzling money from the church he led.
In wake of Robert Morris sexual abuse allegations & resignation, Gateway faces new sexual abuse lawsuit.
Gateway Church, the Dallas-area megachurch started by Robert Morris, is facing additional sexual abuse allegations in addition to those revealed against Morris earlier this summer that led to his resignation.
Fellow journalists claim she violated journalistic ethics in ‘Shepherds for Sale’
The New York Times best seller “Shepherds for Sale” is coming under fire by journalists, who say author Megan Basham didn’t follow basic rules of journalistic ethics when she revealed the name of former SBC ...
Pastors Josiah Anthony and Byron Copeland resigned from Cross Timbers Church in Argyle.
The upheaval continues at Cross Timbers Church in Argyle, Texas.
Federal district judge determined PPP loan rules were neutral and not religiously discriminatory.
Gordon then sued the SBA for violating its free exercise of religion, equal protection, and due process rights, along with violations of the Administrative Procedure Act. A U.S. District Judge has dismissed most of the claims ...
The leadership transition has been in the works for several years.
Charis Bible College, part of Andrew Wommack Ministries, will begin transitioning to new leaders.
