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Ministries mobilize to help survivors in the 99% Muslim nation.
After a massive earthquake struck Morocco last week, numerous organizations began seeking donations to aid victims. For donors wanting to channel aid through a Christian group, look at these ministries.
Higher Ed Dive covers closings, mergers, acquisitions and consolidations.
Ministry Watch is adding Higher Ed Dive, which provides solid data and detailed reporting on the ever-changing college landscape, as a resource to readers.
Marisol Berrios, a pastor and a volunteer at a Chicago-area church food pantry, prioritized helping others and sharing the Gospel. But her charity led to her death when a man she had helped killed her.
Messiah Lutheran Church has until Nov. 15 to pay $300,000 or lose its building.
A Lutheran church in Illinois is desperately seeking donations as it responds to a government order to pay back donations received from a man who defrauded hundreds of investors in a Ponzi scheme.
Set Free Alliance offers the Gospel, wells, and freedom from slavery.
Set Free Alliance is a $3.8 million nonprofit that performs three distinct ministries—evangelism, water, and rescuing children from slavery.
Feds say con man raised $35 million by exploiting Florida church members
A con man with a previous conviction for wire fraud preyed on members of a Florida church, fraudulently raising approximately $35 million from at least 60 investors—many of them elderly and retired—through an unregistered securities ...
Revenue triples after years of losses
After years of losses, Biblica has bounced back in a big way. It’s the kind of development some ministries would highlight in press releases and media interviews, but Biblica has not trumpeted its growth.
Do 90% of Muslim converts to Christ actually return to Islam?
Do 90% of Muslims who convert to Christianity eventually revert to Islam? Some Christian leaders say they hear the claim from time to time, but don’t know who is making it or if it is ...
Hero of ‘Sound of Freedom’ film no longer leads Operation Underground Railroad
“Sound of Freedom,” about Tim Ballard, is a big hit in theaters. But Ballard quietly quit the anti-trafficking nonprofit he founded before the film was released amid an internal investigation, according to Vice.
New leaders face facility flood and ongoing losses
David C. Cook, a Christian publisher founded in 1875, began 2023 with a destructive building flood in January and recently announced a new COO amid continuing leadership changes, income struggles, and declining assets.
