Spanish-language church members among 1,500 alleged victims
The federal Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has filed suit against a Pasco, Washington, pastor for allegedly roping his own congregation into a multilevel marketing scheme.
Layoffs part of $17 million budget reduction
Facing mounting debt and accreditation concerns, Episcopal-affiliated Saint Augustine’s University has eliminated 136 staff—about half its total workforce.
Bill Hwang’s ‘age and good works’ considered mitigating factors
Archegos founder Bill Hwang, formerly one of the wealthiest Evangelical philanthropists, will spend 18 years in prison for business practices that led to more than $10 billion in losses to Wall Street banks in March ...
Arrest stems from confrontation with ‘Justice for Mica’ protester
Months after the suicide of Myrtle Beach Pastor John-Paul Miller’s wife sparked a public outcry and criminal investigation, police have filed their first charges.
Just 11% prioritize faith-based giving
While high inflation and a slow economic recovery strain Americans’ wallets, the post-pandemic years have been a boon for family foundations.
Indiana Church Cites ‘Unloving Treatment’ Toward Wife
Faith Church, a multi-campus church in Lafayette, Indiana, announced it has removed its senior pastor from leadership due to circumstances surrounding his recent separation from his wife.
Campus ministry faced accusations of compromising on biblical sexuality
A major evangelical campus ministry is distancing itself from a controversial curriculum.
Plea agreement includes $15,400 restitution to former church
Two years after losing his pulpit and popular polemics ministry due to “serious sin,” J.D. Hall has been found guilty of embezzling from his former church, Fellowship Baptist Church (FBC) in Sidney, Montana.
Pastors look to state law to retake campus from Church at War Hill
On Sept. 25, the pastors of Winder Church (formerly War Hill South) found themselves locked out of