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Victim brought a claim against a NC church and school
Some child sexual abuse survivors in North Carolina are depending on a decision by the state’s Supreme Court to determine if they can sue their abusers and any institution who enabled the abuse.
The Christian liberal arts university says it’s in ‘the strongest position it has ever been.’
Milligan University in Johnson City, Tennessee has announced a new president.
Lawsuit includes charges similar to those leveled by Department of Education last fall
Grand Canyon University (GCU) has once again been accused by the federal government of deception and misrepresentation regarding its doctoral programs and nonprofit status.
Jennifer Holloran is the first woman to lead the bible translation and distribution group.
The American Bible Society (ABS), one of the country’s oldest nonprofit groups dating back more than 200 years, has named Dr. Jennifer Holloran as its new president and CEO. She is the first woman to ...
Rev. Jack Hayford died, reporting on Preemptive Love Coalition and Mark Driscoll began.
What was happening one, two, four and 10 years ago on this date.
The alleged victim contends the allegations are true.
Identity theft charges against Tennessee pastor Steven Flockhart have been dropped.
Michigan's New Hope Community Church believes it gets a higher return on Kingdom investment
Since its founding in 1990, the church has taken a posture of generosity for missions work by embracing the new paradigm of “indigenous church planters doing the work of Gospel advancement” in their homelands.
The terms of the settlement were not disclosed.
The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) has reached a confidential settlement with Gerald Duane Rollins Jr. in a lawsuit he filed against the denomination in 2017.
The Dallas Church of God discovered the transactions dating back five years.
The grandson of a pastor in North Carolina has been accused of embezzling nearly half a million dollars from the church his grandfather leads.
The federal bankruptcy laws don’t protect churches and nonprofits from trustees seeking to claw back donated money.
St. Andrew’s Methodist Church in Cullman, Alabama, had to refinance its building to give back nearly half a million dollars in donations it received nearly 10 years ago.
