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The large Bible translation group encourages giving to efforts in dangerous areas of the world, but provides little information about its timeline or accomplishments.
Wycliffe Associates, one of the most recognized Bible translation groups, recently sent a fundraising letter urging donors to “move quickly” to share the Scriptures with “multitudes of lost people in the heart of the Middle ...
Starting in Ethiopia, the mission group now supports church planters in 28 countries.
New Covenant Missions was founded in 2001 to help churches in Ethipia be less dependent on foreign resources. The ministry has expanded to help equip indigenous people to evangelize and plant churches in 28 countries ...
Christian organizations hamstrung by Indian government under the Foreign Contributions Regulation Act
Christian ministries are targeted by the government under the Foreign Contributions Regulation Act (FCRA). According to the State Department, amendments to the FCRA passed in 2020 reduced the amount of foreign funding Christian groups can ...
The ministry has already trained nearly 22,000 indigenous church leaders.
David Nelson went to the Philippines as a western missionary following the usual path, but quickly saw a better way — he could train the indigenous Filipino people to lead their churches. That's how Crossing ...
BBC discovered two rescue operations where charges for trafficking were not sustained
A report by the Africa Eye section of the BBC claims to have discovered two documented cases where children were “traumatically and unjustly removed” from their homes and their relatives were wrongly prosecuted as child ...
National and local ministries supporting women in crisis pregnancies continue their work faithfully.
Recently, the Chronicle of Philanthropy published an article saying that “rage giving” to abortion advocacy groups after the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June 2022 has dropped off. MinistryWatch spoke to several pro-life ministries ...
Direction 61:3 is a young ministry in North Texas that is trying to serve an overwhelming need.
Direction 61:3 is a young ministry in North Texas that is trying to serve an overwhelming need.
David Ashcraft, who was pastor of a large Pennsylvania church, will lead the Network.
The Global Leadership Network (GLN), formerly known as the Willow Creek Association, has named David Ashcraft as its new president and CEO.
The long process may be concluded with a report by the end of the year.
In 2011, Ethnos360 (then New Tribes Mission) commissioned an investigation of abuse allegations spanning decades. Twelve years later, it may finally be reaching its conclusion.
The ministry to children in India was cited for violating three of the ECFA stewardship standards.
The Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) terminated the membership of Love Never Fails International, headquartered in New Jersey, due to “failure to provide sufficient information to determine compliance” with Standards 2, 4, and 7.2. ...
