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The lawsuit claims Shane Toven used over $100,000 for personal expenses.
The Association of Professional Radio Engineers (APRE) has filed a suit against Shane Toven, a senior broadcast engineer employed by Educational Media Foundation (EMF).
Both Christian bands promote Children International on their tours.
MercyMe and Newsboys, two popular and well-known Christian music bands, have partnered with the child sponsorship group Children International as part of their band tours.
Global Assist provides executive coaching to native disciple-making ministries
As part of the new paradigm of missions, Global Assist serves native church planters and disciple-making ministries as a consultant and executive coach to ensure the world is reached for Christ.
The list includes some of the nation’s largest charities rated based on their pro-life and pro-family views.
End-of-year givers concerned with giving to organizations who support pro-life causes may look to American Life League’s (ALL) Charity Watchlist.
The federal case seeks payment for a stage set that the ministries allegedly ordered but never paid for.
The trial in the lawsuit filed by Movie Prop Rentals against the Kingdom of God Global Church and Joshua Media Ministries (JMMI) has been set for December 18 in a federal district court in southern ...
Survivors of abuse associated with New Tribes Mission, now Ethnos360, will be offered ‘follow-up care.’
The final report about the investigation of sexual abuse allegations against New Tribes Mission (NTM), now Ethnos360, spanning decades has been released.
Randy Free was sentenced to 7 ½ years in prison and 10 years of probation.
Randy Free, former pastor of Cedar Cross Country Church in Alvarado, Texas, was convicted of four first-degree felonies.
During the first three quarters of 2023, giving to churches is up.
For the first time in 10 years, giving did not keep up with inflation, according to 2023 State of Giving report from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.
The college ministry of the Assemblies of God churches has been criticized for its handling of sexual abuse scandals.
The national director of Chi Alpha, the college ministry branch of the Assemblies of God denomination, has resigned his post.
In its answer, the insurer argues that Kanakuk failed to state a claim for relief against it.
ACE American Insurance Company denies it must provide coverage to Kanakuk Kamps for claims filed against the camp by sexual abuse survivor Logan Yandell.
