Shannon Cuthrell, Author at MinistryWatch - Page 5 of 6
The first thing one notices during an examination of the IBLP financial statements is that 2019 revenue of about $4.5-million is less than half its 2015 revenue, which exceeded $10-million. In 2001, the organization took ...
Canada’s FaithTech Aims to ‘Redeem’ Technology
Churches and ministries are facing mounting pressures to implement youth protection policies, shifting from a retroactive mitigation strategy towards a more proactive and preventative approach. This could include requiring safety training, watching for abuse indicators ...
Many Christian colleges are forgoing COVID-19 vaccine mandates as in-person classes resume this month, in stark contrast to the hundreds of other private colleges and public universities implementing vaccine mandates and even imposing fines or ...
Last week, The Roys Report found that Pennsylvania’s Lancaster Bible College has awarded honorary degrees to its own trustees since 2014, despite state regulations discouraging the practice.
Televangelists’ astronomical travel expenses are receiving a fresh dose of scrutiny through Pastor Planes, a new aircraft-tracking project from the Trinity Foundation.
The change is likely to impact personal flights taken on ministry-owned aircraft.
A new rule change from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) would increase the tax rates for noncommercial flights on employer-owned aircraft. The Trinity Foundation, a Dallas-based ministry watchdog group, reported that the change would impact ...
A private foundation is suing Unlikely Heroes and its founder and CEO, Erica Greve, on allegations that the anti-sex trafficking nonprofit misrepresented its rescue home operations and breached its contract involving an online education program, ...
The Duke Endowment, a Charlotte-based private foundation with nearly $4 billion in assets, gives millions of dollars to United Methodist churches every year through its rural church grant programs.
As skyrocketing COVID-19 infections and deaths continue to devastate India, a flurry of nonprofits and relief organizations are pumping millions in relief money to support the country’s crisis response.
