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Ministry Updates: IRS Extends Deadlines, Nebraska Christian College Closes, and Relevant's Cameron Strang Returns
IRS Deadlines Extended, Nebraska Christian College Closes, Cameron Strang Returns, and MinistryWatch Ratings Changes
But New Fund-Raising Initiative Draws Attention To Controversial Translation Process
Wycliffe has been very successful in raising funds for these programs. The problem is: the evidence to support Wycliffe’s claims is thin. And when asked to substantiate the advertised cost for POD and MAST, Wycliffe has so far failed to ...
On April 3, Crown Financial Ministries CEO Chuck Bentley released an “Open Letter to Churches and Christian Ministries.” He called on Christian leaders to exercise extreme caution before taking money earmarked for non-profits as part of the ...
These ministries release little or no financial information to the public
MinistryWatch stands for transparency and accountability. That’s why we think it is important for Christian ministries to be as transparent as possible with donors and with the public. So MinistryWatch will grade every ministry in ...
Billy Graham Chaplains and Foundations Mobilize for COVID-19 Relief: Latest Updates and ECFA Changes
Billy Graham Chaplains In NYC, Links for COVID-19 Government Help, Foundations Asked To Speed Decision-Making Process
MinistryWatch Assigns Transparency Grades For More Than 400 Christian Ministries
Covid Responses for Ministry Leaders, Israel Tourism, Funerals Delayed, and Worship in a Snowstorm
Covid Responses for Ministry Leaders, Israel Tourism, Funerals Delayed, and Worship in a Snowstorm
Church Feeds Neighbors, Barna Partners with Arizona Christian, ECFA Gets New President
Editor’s Note: Though Wycliffe Associates and Wycliffe Bible Translators have similar names and were one time related organizations, they are today separate organizations. John Wycliffe, who famously translated the Bible into English, was one ...
At Cornell University, where the university abruptly announced on Friday that classes would end that evening, staff and student leaders at Cru sprang into action. Cru, formerly Campus Crusade for Christ, operates on thousands of college campuses worldwide. The team at Cornell focused ...
