Warren Cole Smith, Author at MinistryWatch - Page 110 of 115
2017 Tax Law’s Impact on Giving, More Chick-Fil-A Fallout, Jewish Donor Supports Christian Ministry, and a Christmas Toy Story
Perhaps one of the most successful proliferations of these “little platoons” over the past half century has been the growth of Bible Study Fellowship (BSF). It has become one of the largest (though least known – more ...
OPINION–In 2003, The United States made a five-year, $15-billion commitment to PEPFAR – the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief. Fast-forward to 2019. Total U.S. spending on PEPFAR has now exceeded $85-billion. Last week’s World ...
A Preemptive Strike. An investigative report by Mindy Belz at WORLD is calling into question the accuracy of claims made by the Christian non-profit Preemptive Love Coalition. According to Belz’s story: “Texas-based Preemptive Love Coalition, ...
Kay Warren is also a sexual abuse survivor. As you will hear in my conversation with her, she didn’t keep her abuse a secret from her husband Rick and those closest to her, but it ...
A review of Chick-Fil-A Foundation’s IRS 990 form shows that the Foundation contributed $2,500 in 2017 to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). The SPLC has generated controversy in recent years by branding Christian organization ...
“It was the first gift to the Paul Anderson Youth Home,” said Steve Leonard, a spokesman for the PAYH. It was also the beginning of a long and fruitful relationship between Paul Anderson Youth Home, ...
According to the Non Profit Times, the Salvation Army “will place smart chips and QR codes on red kettle signs across the country, allowing shoppers to ‘bump’ or scan their phone to make a customizable ...
The Chick-fil-A Foundation will no longer support the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Salvation Army, two organizations which affirm a Biblical definition of marriage. The foundation said it would now focus its giving in the ...
The Chick-fil-A Foundation will no longer support the Salvation Army. The fast-food chain said it was ending its support because it wanted to focus its giving in the areas of education, homelessness, and hunger. However, ...
