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The large Christian ministry to the disabled community determined it no longer needed the accreditation.
AbleLight, formerly known as Bethesda Lutheran Communities, has voluntarily resigned its membership in the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA).
The college has been at the center of a controversy involving its hiring policies regarding people who identify as LGBTQ.
Seattle Pacific University, which has been embroiled in controversy and a lawsuit regarding its hiring practices, announced it would cut its academic program budget by 40%.
Several pro-life ministries responded to the accusations.
A year after the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, pro-life pregnancy centers are still being attacked by abortion supporters.
According to its leadership, it is hindered by too few volunteers and not enough funding.
Child Evangelism Fellowship, a ministry focused on evangelizing children through school or backyard bible clubs, has announced a lofty goal—it plans to reach 100 million children around the world with the Gospel message every ...
The sermons and ministries of famous pastors continue after they die.
Some prominent ministries have continued for years, even decades, after their founders’ deaths.
The unconventional approach taken by unfoldingWord uses unbelieving translators.
A recent Bible translation project in the African country of Chad has resulted in the conversion of Muslims to Christianity.
Delegates also affirmed that elders can only be men.
Last week in Spokane, Washington, the Christian and Missionary Alliance (CMA) denomination voted to ordain women as pastors.
The church said a lack of checks and balances created the opportunity.
The financial director of a Colorado Springs church committed theft, fraud, and other offenses against the church during her five years of employment.
Daniel Mayfield was caught taping a woman in her shower
The youth minister at a Southern Baptist church in upstate South Carolina was arrested for voyeurism and subsequently fired from the church staff last week.
The pastor obtained over $500,000 in federal loans for fake businesses.
A pastor in Miami, Florida, was sentenced last week to 48 months in federal prison for attempting to gain over $1 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funds for nonexistent businesses under the Coronavirus Aid, ...
