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Hamid Hatami will serve as the leader of MEHR Ministries.
Last month, the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), a conservative evangelical denomination founded in 1973, ordained its first teaching elder of Iranian descent who was raised in a Muslim family.
Utah passed a bill providing protection for clergy who report abuse, but a similar bill failed in Washington
The Utah state legislature passed a bill last week allowing legal protections for pastors who report abuse or neglect they learn about during a religious confession.
Data security, Bruxy Cavey, Charlie Kirk and James MacDonald
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Data security, Bruxy Cavey, Charlie Kirk and James MacDonald.
The review process began in 2022.
The federal Department of Education imposed its largest-ever fine under the Clery Act against Liberty University as part of a settlement agreement it reached with the school.
Although it closed its physical locations, the SBC entity has increased revenue by returning to its roots.
Lifeway Christian Resources, a Nashville-based non-profit entity of the Southern Baptist Convention and provider of Christian resources, has seen its revenue bouncing back since it hit a low in 2020.
Advice for which ministries to consider supporting in relief efforts.
Wildfire is spreading across the high plains of the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma. Here are a few principles to keep in mind as you give to relief efforts and our assessment of some ministries ...
Ponzi Scheme, United Methodist Church, Wheaton College, Bill Gothard
Ponzi Scheme, United Methodist Church, Wheaton College, Bill Gothard
Plus, a deeper look at T.D. Jakes’ real estate ventures, media presence, and nonprofits
Recently, the T.D. Jakes Foundation announced $9 million in grants to 16 community-based organizations in “historically underrepresented communities” across the country in collaboration with Wells Fargo.
Kanakuk survivors and their families spoke in favor of the bill.
A proposed Missouri bill would extend the statute of limitations for child victims of sexual abuse to file a civil action for an additional 10 years to age 41.
New accusers came forward while alleged perpetrator awaited retrial.
Ruven Meulenberg, a former volunteer and youth mentor at Saddleback Church, has been charged with five felony acts of lewdness with a child.
