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Prison Fellowship has provided more than a million Bibles since 2019.
Prison Fellowship has provided more than a million Bibles since 2019.
Online auctions can be easy and pain-free, but don’t always live up to expectations.
Like many nonprofits, California-based Every Generation Ministries has an annual fundraising event that includes an auction of donated items.
Fox News faces more lawsuits. So do five Christian influencers who used their public platforms to promote election lies to millions of Americans.
Year 3 will meet goal of 20 new oral Bible translation projects
A partnership between Dallas-based Spoken Worldwide and Seed Company to create 20 Bible translation projects for language groups that are primarily oral, not written, in their communication, is on track as it enters year three.
Jang has had ties to Newsweek, Christian Post
Business ventures related to David Jang, the controversial Korean-American religious leader behind Olivet University and The Christian Post, are under investigation by federal authorities.
COH has more tripled in size in last 5 years
Convoy of Hope, a faith-based, humanitarian organization that has distributed more than $2 billion in aid since its founding in 1994, is on a roll, nearly tripling in size since 2018.
A battle over who will control Bob Jones University, America's flagship fundamentalist school, has been won by board chairman John Lewis in a sustained power play some alumni are calling a “coup.”
Steve Greisen, a Christian filmmaker and a veteran of the Jesus movement’s 1970s-era music scene, pled guilty Wednesday in Colorado Springs to a criminal attempt to solicit online sex with a minor.
Global Catalytic Ministries has used aggressive fundraising to grow from less than $1 million in income in 2019 to more than $9 million in 2021.
Preemptive Love Coalition, a 14-year-old faith-based relief organization that was rocked by scandals and internal strife, announced this week that it is merging with the D.C.-based Search For Common Ground.
