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Lancaster County Community Foundation, J.D. Hall, and Saddleback Church Hiring Women Pastors
ONE YEAR AGO: On May 8, 2023, MinistryWatch reported that Christian groups had pulled out of participating in the Lancaster County Community Foundation’s ExtraGive event over concerns about its nondiscrimination and anti-hate policies. An alternative ...
Ministry claims to distribute over 1 million Bibles annually in closed or hostile countries
Since its founding by Richard Wurmbrand, Voice of the Martyrs (VOM) has used “creative means to get Bibles into restricted nations.”
Proposed settlement with woman who claims she was groped by Hillsong employee fell apart after Hillsong required NDA.
A former student of Hillsong College who sued Hillsong Church Australia for sexual contact by its employee has declined a settlement agreement because it included a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
Jane Doe plaintiffs claim church was negligent in hiring and supervising sexually abusive youth pastor.
Three women have filed suit against the Southern Baptist Convention and Champion Forest Baptist Church, a large SBC church in Houston.
Mike Winger says he followed the fair use doctrine.
A four-hour long video critiquing the teachings of Benny Hinn by Bible teacher Mike Winger has survived an attempt by Hinn’s ministry and others to have it removed from YouTube.
T.D. Jakes, Liberty University, Jim Bakker, and Paula White
On This Date at MinistryWatch: T.D. Jakes partners with Wells Fargo, Investigation into Liberty University, Televangelist Jim Bakker, and Trump advisor Paula White.
The results from our April 2024 quarterly survey of ministry leaders are summarized below.
Each quarter, MinistryWatch conducts a survey of leaders of the largest 1,000 Christian ministries in the country. Here are some insights from the most recent survey.
The church had reached an agreement, but the city has brought charges again.
An Ohio pastor who has been sheltering homeless individuals at his church has once again been served with criminal charges.
The religious humanitarian group had its accounts closed suddenly last year.
Bank of America shareholder Steve Happ, founder of Indigenous Advance Ministries, urged the bank to adopt a resolution to curb what was called viewpoint-based de-banking.
Hillsong report, Joshua Media Ministries, Josh Duggar, LifeWay Christian Resources, and Harvest Bible Chapel
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Hillsong report, Joshua Media Ministries, Josh Duggar, LifeWay Christian Resources, and Harvest Bible Chapel
