Shannon Cuthrell, Author at MinistryWatch
Why Gen Z isn’t settling for spin
InterVarsity and Arbor Research Group held online focus groups with 54 Gen Z young adults across the U.S. to understand how they think about Christian missions.
What the standoff says about the Christian radio industry.
A federal bankruptcy court approved the $8.75-million sale of KDHX last month, with Gateway’s winning bid nearly doubling EMF’s initial offer.
Unpacking the numbers behind America’s tax-exempt sector.
We're diving into the Internal Revenue Service's latest Data Book, a detailed account of the agency's operations between October 2023 and September 2024.
Petitt’s two-decade tenure transformed the small North Carolina school.
Dr. Charles Petitt, the longtime president of Carolina University whose leadership reshaped the school into a modern, globally connected institution, died Wednesday night (May 7) following a heart attack.
Listed in early 2024, the 272-acre campus remains ‘under contract’ with no updates.
More than a year after Wycliffe Bible Translators listed its Florida headquarters for sale, the status of the sale remains unclear.
Unpacking Salem Media’s 2024 earnings report
Salem Media Group’s 2024 annual report signals a major financial comeback for the Christian world’s only publicly traded media company.
The hidden risks and loopholes of nonprofit dissolutions.
Despite amassing billions of dollars in charitable contributions every year, a surprising number of nonprofits (about 30%) don’t survive beyond a decade.
Exits contemporary Christian music format and adds new investor to cover outstanding debt.
In a significant financial milestone, broadcasting giant Salem Media Group has paid off its long-term debt by selling its contemporary Christian music stations and drawing a new investor.
Salem Media’s latest quarterly report reveals signs of recovery.
A year of cost cuts and selloffs is coming into view on Salem Media Group’s balance sheet.
Salem Media Group’s earnings increased in second quarter despite drop in revenue
Christian broadcasting giant Salem Media Group released its second-quarter results this week with $60.6 million in revenue, down 7.7% year-over-year.
