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The Christian college in western Michigan takes no federal funds and is not subject to Title IX.
One present and one former Hillsdale College student filed a federal lawsuit alleging the institution failed to adequately investigate their claims of rape and misrepresented how safe they would be on campus.
This marks one year since MinistryWatch began our quarterly survey of the leaders of the largest Christian ministries in the country. The results are summarized below.
Each quarter, MinistryWatch conducts a survey of the leaders of the largest 1,000 Christian ministries in the country.
The more conservative Korean congregations have faced challenges as they choose disaffiliation.
Majority-Korean Methodist churches are finding it difficult to disaffiliate for fear they will lose their land and leaders.
B.H. Carroll, a seminary offering online classes, will move its headquarters and merge with East Texas Baptist University.
B.H. Carroll Theological Seminary faces big changes in the coming year.
The fundraising event for Christian ministries raised over $700,000 in its first year.
The inaugural Faithful Give event, held October 15-17 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, raised $729,161 for the 54 ministries that participated in the three-day event.
The ministry primarily focused on orphan care continues to serve over 600 children in the African country.
Since the 1980s, New Hope Uganda has been serving orphaned children in Africa.
The ministry to unreached people groups strategically empowers indigenous leaders in areas like India, Southeast Asia, and Africa to reach their own people with the Gospel.
Reach the Rest, through its network of local ministry partners, is seeing growth among Christians in Bihar, Jharkhand, and Odisha in northeastern India.
The long-time pastor will retire after 40 years of leading the megachurch north of Dallas.
Tommy Nelson, a best-selling author and the long-time pastor of Denton Bible Church located north of Dallas, has announced his retirement.
The sports ministry is focusing on expanding local sports programs for children and adults nationwide.
Upward Sports, a South Carolina-based ministry that partners with churches to build local sports programs, has sold its corporate headquarters and sports facility.
Most Awana-trained children live outside the U.S.
While Awana still exists at 8,100 local churches across the country, only 10% of the children discipled through the program are in the United States.
