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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.
Saddleback Church, Ravi Zacharias Ministries, David Jang, and Bill Gothard
Last year, MinistryWatch reported that Saddleback Church, the megachurch long led by Rick Warren, was ousted from the Southern Baptist Convention for naming a woman to its pastoral team, against SBC teaching.
The ministry announced it will relocate to the North Texas area.
Bible Study Fellowship (BSF) announced this week that it will move its headquarters to the Dallas/Fort Worth area from San Antonio, where it has been located since 1980.
Anglican Communion, Venue Church, and RZIM
Anglican Communion, Venue Church, and RZIM
Pastor Chris Avell of Dad’s Place Church agreed to seek the needed certifications.
Criminal charges have been dropped against a pastor in Bryan, Ohio, who used his church building to shelter homeless people during cold winter weather.
Pastor Steve Marusich claims the charges are revenge.
A former teaching elder in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), who was critical of the way the Central Indiana Presbytery handled allegations brought against Dan Herron, is now facing seven charges and possible excommunication. ...
The King’s College, Acts 29, and Steven Furtick
ONE YEAR AGO. On Feb. 7, 2023, MinistryWatch reported that The King’s College in New York City announced it was experiencing a “funding shortfall of approximately $2.6 million for the spring semester, due primarily to ...
A long-time executive recruiter is seeing retirements of the old guard of leaders.
Many executives leading Christian ministries across the country are over the age of 60, but the movement toward younger leaders may be growing.
