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Brady Boyd was asked to resign from his role at New Life, but still feels ‘called to pastor.’
Brady Boyd, the former pastor of megachurch New Life Church in Colorado Springs, is planning to start a new Wednesday night church service in the city. He said he believes he is still “called to ...
Moody Bible Institute and City of Chicago reach settlement agreement.
Student teachers from Moody Bible Institute of Chicago will be able to conduct their required student teaching in the Chicago Public Schools.
List features 224 ministries—an increase of 35 ministries over last year.
This year's list of ministries in the MinistryWatch 1000 database who do NOT file Form 990s with the IRS has spiked to 224—an increase of 35 ministries compared with last year.
Lawsuit alleges Harvest Christian Fellowship covered up ongoing abuse at Harvest Homes in Romania.
A consolidated abuse lawsuit against Harvest Christian Fellowship and Pastor Greg Laurie contains new allegations, claiming Harvest Homes in Romania were sites of ongoing abuse of children.
Plus Faith and Liberty Discovery Center to close, Johnny Hunt sues SBC, Brian Houston resigns
Looking back at MinistryWatch stories from this date in years' past: The growth of philanthropic advising, plus Faith and Liberty Discovery Center closing, Johnny Hunt sues SBC, Brian Houston resigns.
Delayed delivery and donor intent should be considered before choosing a DAF.
Donor-advised funds (DAFs) have become one of the fastest-growing vehicles in American philanthropy.
Trends reported through the MinistryWatch quarterly executive survey.
Christian ministry leaders are relying more on Artificial Intelligence, according to the most recent MinistryWatch executive survey
Plaintiff Peter Brake, former Title IX investigator, claims he was terminated for whistleblower reports.
A lawsuit that claims Liberty University discriminated against a whistleblower can move forward, after a court ruled against Liberty’s motion for summary judgment.
Raj Bhakta, who owns the campus, is looking for a ministry to donate it to.
A Catholic mission-based organization has the historic opportunity to be given a former college campus from which to conduct its ministry.
Momentum to pass similar laws preventing NDAs in child sexual abuse cases in more states is growing.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz proposes a federal version of Trey’s Law to make NDAs in child sexual abuse cases void and unenforceable.
