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The designation removes the requirement to file a Form 990.
In recent years, some Christian ministries have taken action to avoid the requirement to file a Form 990 return with the Internal Revenue Service.
Plaintiff claims he was encouraged to keep quiet and that facts were concealed from him.
Kanakuk Kamps has been sued by another victim who claims he was abused by former camp director and now convicted felon Peter Newman.
Group of former members conducted their own investigation into allegations at the Baltimore church.
Matt Veader and his group of friends, calling themselves the Millstones, followed the evidence and documented allegations of abuse and what they considered concealment by the church.
Seattle Pacific Budget Cuts, J.D. Hall, Ed Litton apologizes, and The American Bible Society
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Seattle Pacific Budget Cuts, J.D. Hall, Ed Litton apologizes, and The American Bible Society
The regional conference pushed the decision to the denomination’s Judicial Council
A group of Methodist congregations that have requested to leave the United Methodist Church expressed frustration at last week’s annual meeting of the Alabama-West Florida Conference of the UMC.
The accused had reportedly served at four different churches around the state.
A former youth pastor at four different churches around Texas was arrested on June 19 for the sexual assault of a child.
Survivors have another three years to file civil lawsuits.
Survivors of child sexual abuse in Louisiana will have a longer window to file lawsuits against their abusers.
Promise Keepers event canceled, GRACE investigation of Chris Rice, Kanakuk petition, Darrin Patrick’s death ruled a suicide
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Promise Keepers event canceled, GRACE investigation of Chris Rice, Kanakuk petition, Darrin Patrick’s death ruled a suicide
The university has plans to continue its ministry through a new entity.
When Lincoln Christian University (LCU) planned its closure last October, it expected it would have $2.6 million in outstanding debt.
Three defendants who vandalized pregnancy centers in 2022 pleaded guilty in federal court
Three perpetrators of violence against pregnancy resource centers in Florida pleaded guilty to federal offenses on Friday, June 14.
