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Plus, Costi Hinn, faith in nonprofits rises, and Rabbit Room’s publishing phenomenon.
In this week's Signs & Wonders, Dolly Parton's entrepreneurial philosophy — plus, Costi Hinn speaks out against the "prosperity gospel," faith in nonprofits rises, and the Rabbit Room publishing phenomenon.
The uber-rich support the strangest things. Between 2001 and 2004, one of the Home Depot founders, Bernie Marcus, gave $255 million to fund the Georgia Aquarium. Joan Kroc gave $200 million to fund National Public ...
The MinistryWatch Index was flat for a 3rd straight month in August, following June's 1.73% drop — the first monthly decline in over a year. World Vision and Food for the Hungry revenue losses drove ...
A Ph.D. program in journalism at a Christian college would help repair a major cultural breach
He Gets Us has spent ~$775M on ads. Meanwhile, zero Christian colleges offer a Ph.D. in journalism. MinistryWatch President Warren Smith makes the case: it's time for a Christian billionaire—or a bold college president—to endow ...
Below is a script for today’s podcast. Links to resources mentioned in the episode are included in the script. Christina Hello, everyone, I’m Christina Darnell, the managing editor of MinistryWatch. Welcome to the MinistryWatch podcast. ...
Plus, True Charity, Samaritan’s Purse’s low rating, VOM accusations
In this week's Signs & Wonders, ACNA Archbishop on trial. Plus, True Charity, Samaritan's Purse's low ratings, and accusations against Voice of the Martyrs.
Today we’re talking with Dylan Novak, a man who has built an unusual career at the intersection of evangelism, celebrity culture, and social media. Novak is an evangelist who has become known for taking the ...
A case study for Christian journalism.
Serious allegations demand serious journalism — persistence, but also proportionality and skepticism. We pressed Julie Roys on her Wheaton College investigation. Where does accountability end and activism begin?
MinistryWatch has written extensively about the troubles facing Christian higher education. On today’s program, we discuss new data from on college enrollment. Our conclusion: these new data – which show a slight increase in enrollment ...
Growth numbers mask a deeper crisis.
“Rumors of Christian higher education’s (CHE’s) demise have been greatly exaggerated,” so says Perry Glanzer over at Christian Scholar’s Review. He cites new numbers from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) saying enrollment at ...
