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Group encourages believers to rebuild—not deconstruct—their faith
Natalie Edmonson says she was a model student when she graduated as the 2017 valedictorian of Free Gospel Bible Institute (FGBI), a small Holiness-affiliated Bible school hidden among the rural back roads of Export, Pennsylvania.
About 43% of cyberattacks focus on ministries and nonprofits
Churches and nonprofits both large and small increasingly find themselves in the cross-hairs of email scammers.
Arrest comes as denomination defends its handling of sex predators
As the Assemblies of God faces scrutiny over alleged failures to stop sexual predators, another affiliated youth leader has been hit with criminal charges.
Dollar-for-dollar incentive’s impact on Christian education uncertain
School choice and Christian education advocates are lauding an unprecedented provision buried in the 1,116 pages of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB) signed into law on July 4 by President Donald Trump.
Prosecutor accuses Denver clergyman of using faith to manipulate victims
A criminal indictment has been added to the legal troubles facing Eligio Regalado, the Denver-based pastor of online-only Victorious Grace Church.
Abuser allegedly given access despite history of sexual misconduct
A family claims the nondenominational Pittsburgh megachurch negligently enabled a known sexual predator to abuse their 13-year-old son, who has Down syndrome.
Churches seek help preventing more violence
A rise in violence targeting houses of worship has spawned a cottage industry of organizations offering ways to keep churches safe.
Feds: Francier Obando Pinillo hatched second scam
A Pasco, Washington, pastor indicted on 25 counts of wire fraud and one count of running an unlicensed money transmitting business is behind bars again.
Former USAID partner also accused of facilitating illegal immigration
Seven-figure salaries. First-class flights. Illegal immigration.
Perpetrator was sole signatory on church’s bank accounts
A federal court is accusing a Charlotte realtor of scamming his own friends and church out of at least $1.7 million.
