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Questions about how it reaches those numbers remain unanswered.
Called “this generation’s Billy Graham” by some, Nick Hall has a fervor for evangelism and prayer and claims to have shared the “message of Jesus” with more than 300 million people.
Ministry fights human trafficking by focusing on prevention
Forgotten Child Network began in June 1999 when, during a trip to adopt his daughter from Russia, founder Matt Hartsell shared with an acquaintance his vision to start a ministry assisting orphans.
Despite being threatened with a lawsuit if he fails to remove certain content, the website creator plans to continue offering the forum for support and accountability.
In response to the sexual abuse scandals connected with Chi Alpha (XA) World Fellowship, survivors are sharing their stories on a newly created website designed to give voice to those impacted.
Operational and logistical challenges inching up in list of concerns
Christian ministry leaders still count fundraising as the most significant challenge they will face in the coming year, even though most of them say revenue has increased over the last year.
The Houston church was founded on a principle of radical generosity.
Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church engages in radical generosity, matching “dollar for dollar” the money spent each year on church operations with money given to those in need — about $6.8 million last year.
The congregation voted overwhelmingly to leave the more conservative ACNA because of differing views about ordaining women and homosexual persons to the ministry.
Resurrection Anglican Church South Austin plans to leave the more conservative Anglican Church of North America to affiliate with the Episcopal Church.
While the crimes may not be common, they often have a sizable impact.
Sixteen percent of Christian ministry executives say the ministry they lead has experienced financial fraud or a cyberattack in the last 12 months.
The ministry has internal checks to ensure the donations are reaching those in need.
Voice of the Martyrs has seen a significant increase since 2019 in the amount of Christian persecution in Ethiopia. As radical Islam grows there, so does Christian persecution.
Jeanne Allert urges donors to ask questions before giving
Well-meaning donors passionate about fighting human trafficking can do more harm than good if they give money to groups without due diligence, says Dr. Jeanne Allert, president of the Institute for Shelter Care.
Using a “community protection model,” IJM works to bring perpetrators to justice while also rescuing and restoring victims.
From a vision for improving local justice systems to protect vulnerable people, International Justice Mission now has revenue exceeding $100 million and field offices in 16 countries in Central and South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, ...
