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Lawsuit claims there were illegally denied funds because of their religious nature.
Two churches in New Jersey filed a federal lawsuit against a historic preservation board for discriminating against them in its distribution of funds because of their religious function.
Jim Summey has spent 30 years serving the homeless and vulnerable populations in the area.
Jim Summey says the ways he has served High Point are a reflection of the Gospel he preaches to his congregation each week.
Sexual abuse survivor Logan Yandell has sued the camp for fraud
Logan Yandel can continue pursuing the lawsuit he filed in Missouri against Kanakuk Ministries and Joe White, president of Kanakuk, after the judge denied a motion by the defendants to have it dismissed.
A significant number of Christian ministries responded that they expect more than 10 percent growth
Ministry leaders remain optimistic about revenue growth throughout the year, according to MinistryWatch’s quarterly survey of the largest Christian ministries in the country.
The Southern Baptist Convention and Paul Pressler are still defendants in the trial set for May
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth and its former president Paige Patterson agreed to settle a case brought by Gerald Rollins for concealment of sexual abuse.
He took advantage of a crisis in the church to carry out his fraud
The executive pastor of Journey Church in Barrington, New Hampshire, pleaded guilty to using the church’s debit and credit cards to make unauthorized purchases.
The center has been serving women in crisis for nearly 40 years.
Another pro-life pregnancy center has been attacked. HerChoice, a center in Bowling Green, Ohio, was vandalized on Saturday, April 15.
The church has been fighting the county’s fines since 2020, but has been ordered to pay $1.2 million.
Calvary Chapel in San Jose has been fined $1.2 million for violating California’s COVID-19 mask rules from November 2020 to June 2021.
Small churches are using strategies to alter their mission and successfully relaunch.
As they face closure, some churches are turning to a strategy found in the 2018 book, “Dying to Restart” by Greg Wiens and Dan Turner, not just to survive, but thrive.
The Department of Justice announced an agreement with victims’ families for $144.5 million.
The United States Justice Department has reached an “agreement in principle” to provide financial compensation to the families of 26 victims killed in a tragic mass shooting at First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, ...
