Plus, embryo donations, abortion pill access, and new SBC attendance numbers
In this week's Signs & Wonders, NRB vs. FCC, embryo adoptions, abortion pill access, and new SBC attendance numbers.
By Warren Cole Smith Megachurches are not going away, of course. But data in recent years suggest their growth and numbers are leveling out, and possibly even declining. In 1970, the United States had less ...
Not dead yet, but megachurches have been tried and found wanting by most Americans.
The last half-century might one day be described by church historians as the Age of the Megachurch. However, it appears that this era — if it existed at all — is coming to an end.
Plus, generational shift in churches, church property and the housing crisis, and more.
In this week's Signs & Wonders, Warren Smith looks at the advancing Clergy Act, generational shifts in churches, church property and the housing crisis, and more.
The True Charity Network held its annual conference last week in Jacksonville, Florida. The conference demonstrated once again that this group is on the forefront of reforming the way the church does charity in the ...
True Charity Network provides advice, encouragement for Christian ministries.
In this week's Editor's Notebook, Warren Smith shares lessons learned from the True Charity Network annual conference last week—a group on the forefront of reforming the way the church does charity in the U.S.
Plus, the myth of the devout immigrant—and MinistryWatch in the news
In this week's Signs & Wonders, Warren Smith looks at True Charity, Prayercast, SWBTS, and the myth of the devout immigrant. Plus, MinistryWatch in the news.
Plus, a ‘Shining Light,’ Hampshire College, and more.
n this week's Signs & Wonders, Warren Smith looks at journalism awards, college closures, Colorado politics, and a new CEO at Christian Aid Mission—plus, he visits with Children's Hunger Fund.
MinistryWatch Index Down Slightly in March
MinistryWatch Index down slightly in March, possibly reflecting ongoing concern about the state of the economy.
Survey shows MinistryWatch is bearing good fruit—but we still have work to do.
In this week's Editor's Notebook, Warren Smith details the results of our most recent Reader's Survey.