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Trend parallels growth of ultra high-net-worth earners
While the concept isn’t new, the rapid proliferation of family offices in recent times has attracted notice.
Independent investigator recommends ousting Greater Grace World Outreach leadership
GRACE traced GGWO’s failures to multiple causes, including an authoritarian power structure rooted in the teachings of late founder Carl Henry Stevens Jr., who was himself accused of grooming and sexually abusing minors—allegations the report ...
Free Burma Rangers targets high-risk areas inaccessible to other NGOs.
David Eubank doesn’t play by the rules of global humanitarian aid. The former U.S. special forces officer and Fuller Theological Seminary-trained minister’s Free Burma Rangers (FBR) skirts the line between humanitarian and paramilitary in a ...
Family releases statement vowing to continue ministry
The cause of a Florida plane crash that killed a Christian evangelist and his daughter remains a mystery.
Pastor admitted to using Money for personal expenses
After months of sentencing postponements, former Turning Point Church of God Lead Pastor Terry Hall has learned his fate.
Use among Christian ministries mirrors broader trends
A new study suggests the nonprofit world is rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) even as concerns about the technology’s potential pitfalls remain strong.
Pastor allegedly took almost $200K intended for his church
A federal court found Terry Hall guilty of seeking prosperity through COVID-19 relief fraud.
Just 5% of families with autistic children attend church
For people on the autism spectrum, the sounds, smells, rituals, crowds and social expectations of a church service can be prohibitive.
New tech makes frauds more convincing than ever
As churches grapple with how to ethically integrate AI into their ministries, unscrupulous scammers are taking advantage of new technologies for their own purposes.
Family that lost over $400K opposes plea bargain
Former pastor Tilo David Lopez, who appeared on the Lifetime reality show “Preacher’s Daughters,” will serve no jail time for allegedly bilking an elderly Colorado couple out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by pretending ...
