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Majority found charity does not operate for “religious purposes,” despite religious motivation
Last week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled in a 4-3 decision that Catholic Charities Bureau of the Diocese of Superior was not exempt from having to pay unemployment tax to cover its employees because its ...
Advice for which ministries to consider supporting in the relief efforts.
Sudan is the largest humanitarian crisis in the world, with more than eight million people displaced since the most recent conflict began last April in the capital of Khartoum.
The Chalmers Center Ambassador Program has already trained dozens in its poverty alleviating principles.
The Chalmers Center, known for the book “When Helping Hurts,” wants to help more Christians “rethink poverty and respond with practical biblical principles so that all are restored to flourishing.”
John Ankerberg, He Gets Us, and St. Matthew’s Churches
On This Date at MinistryWatch: John Ankerberg, He Gets Us, and St. Matthew’s Churches
The Riviera Beach pastor allegedly used the money for airline tickets and car rentals.
The pastor of First Baptist Church in Riviera Beach, Florida, was arrested for fraud involving over $1 million in COVID-19 Paycheck Protection Plan funds. Holmer Altidor allegedly formed two charities using the address of the ...
Plaintiff, who is blind, claims Daniel Savala abused him for five years.
A new lawsuit has been filed against Chi Alpha Campus Ministries and the General Council of the Assemblies of God by a John Doe claiming sexual abuse at the hands of Daniel Savala.
A successful lawsuit allowed the ministry to have access to the public school facilities.
At this time last year, Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) of Rhode Island was seeking an injunction in federal court so it could host “Good News Clubs” in Providence Public Schools.
The auditing agency made an in-person visit to GCU’s campus.
A risk-based audit by the Arizona State Approving Agency for the U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs concluded in February with “no findings impacting the continued approval of Grand Canyon University (GCU) at this time."
Johnny Hunt sues, Brian Houston’s troubles, Kanakuk Kamps, SBC Cancels Convention
Johnny Hunt sues, Brian Houston’s troubles, Kanakuk Kamps, SBC Cancels Convention
The trial has been delayed over at least a dozen times over the past three years
The jury trial of Isaac David Heckman has been continued 15 times, according to the Washington online case search portal.
