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A number of key leaders have recently left Wycliffe Associates. The departures have come in the wake of Wycliffe Associates’ resignation from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, as well as increased scrutiny of one ...
The Executive Committee of Liberty University’s Board of Trustees, acting on behalf of the full Board, met today and requested that Jerry Falwell, Jr. take an indefinite leave of absence from his roles as President ...
Christian Groups Respond to Hurricanes: How Faith-Based Organizations Are Providing Relief and Support
Christian Groups Respond To Hurricanes, MinistryWatch Podcast Expands, New Additions to ECFA, MinistryWatch Databases
This month’s MinistryWatch list is a departure for us because it is not a list curated from our own database. It is a list of all evangelical Christian ministries and churches that received at least ...
COVID-19 Impact on Charitable Giving: New Study Shows Donor Optimism and Nonprofit Resilience
Study Says COVID Won’t Impact Giving, PPP Funds Saved Non-Profit Jobs, ECFA and MinistryWatch Database Changes
NY Times Misrepresents Church’s Role in COVID, Museum of the Bible Re-Opens
NY Times Misrepresents Church’s Role in COVID, Museum of the Bible Re-Opens
James MacDonald, the founder of megachurch Harvest Bible Chapel, is currently in danger of losing his home in Elgin, Ill., after he has failed to pay his mortgage with the Republic Bank of Chicago, according to court ...
Many Christians have a distaste for hard-hitting journalism, especially when it concerns our own. This distaste sometimes gets wrapped in biblical language. But both a valid interpretation (hermeneutic) and the proper application of Scripture are ...
Churches Sue California Governor Over Worship Restrictions and Impact of COVID-19 on Non-Profits
Churches Sue Gov. Newsom, Non-Profits Suffering
PPP Funds Were Designed To Save Jobs, But Are They Really Fattening Coffers?
MinistryWatch examined the list of churches and ministries that received at least $2-million in PPP funds to see if there was a real need.
