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The agreements remain controversial, and movements to end their use are growing.
The use of NDAs has become more controversial in recent years, especially in light of the #metoo and #churchtoo movements that brought to light sexual abuse and the use of NDAs to silence victims.
Disciple-making is one of the few movements that outpaces the birthrate, Biglife’s CEO said.
The statistics shocked Biglife CEO Heerema. Less than 2% of missions dollars are used to reach 97 % of the least-evangelized people in the world.
GRACE denies IHOPKC ever contacted them about a possible review of its recent report.
The executive leadership team at the International House of Prayer in Kansas City (IHOPKC) has also contacted third parties to conduct an independent evaluation of its initial findings.
Adult Survivors Act resulted in 2500 lawsuits
The New York’s Adult Survivors Act, a law that opened a window for adult sexual abuse victims to file lawsuits in cases that were otherwise barred by the statute of limitations, expired Nov. 23.
The Better Business Bureau's annual report found that older generations still trust religious groups, but overall they have fallen to third.
Religious organizations are no longer the most trusted charities, according to the BBB Wise Giving Alliance.
Last week, the 9th Circuit heard arguments about why the federal lawsuit over hiring practices should be allowed to continue.
The legal battle over Seattle Pacific University’s commitment to a Biblical view of sexuality and marriage continued before the United States 9th Circuit Court of Appeals last week.
The clinic is meant to offer needed healthcare to the surrounding community, but has no plans to dispense marijuana as Bryant suggested last year.
New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Atlanta has partnered with Community Healthcare of America (CHOA) to open a medical clinic on its campus.
IHOPKC originally retained a national law firm to conduct the investigation, but switched to a local firm following pushback from victim advocates.
Based on allegations of sexual abuse, the International House of Prayer in Kansas City (IHOPKC) has asked its founding leader Mike Bickle to step away from his duties pending an independent investigation.
The ministry claims to go into hard-to-access areas to deliver toys and services to traumatized women and children, but details are few.
Victor Marx, a former member of the U.S. Marine Corps, has spent his subsequent years placing himself “in harm’s way to reach and restore victims of trauma” with All Things Possible (ATP) Ministries.
The conservative media outlet has grown from $10 million in revenue to $65 million over the last five years.
PragerU is not a Christian ministry, but it appeals to many evangelical Christians because its content counters many left-wing talking points.
