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And other questions related to our annual executive compensation lists
How much should ministry leaders get paid? My answer is: “I don’t know.” However, I do know that donors have a right to know this information.
MinistryWatch now has more than 1,000 ministries in its database. These ministries represent more than $41-billion in total revenue, most of that donor revenue from evangelicals.
IHOP cuts ties with Mike Bickle, Taylor U. gets $30 M grant
On today’s program, the Southern Baptist Convention settles over a sexual abuse lawsuit against influential leader Paul Pressler. Also, right before Christmas, the International House of Prayer officially cut ties with legendary founder Mike Bickle. ...
7 of 10 are coaches; High Point U’s Nido Quebein is top paid president
Here's a list of 100 highly paid Christian college and university executives.
Are we restoring fallen leaders too quickly?
Are we restoring our fallen pastors and ministry leaders too quickly? MinistryWatch’s Warren Smith things the answer to that question is “yes,” and he explains what he believes are the necessary – and biblical – ...
Inspiration Ministries, YMCA of the USA, EMF (K-Love), American Center for Law & Justice have greatest number of execs on list
Below is a list of 100 highly paid Christian ministry executives. The information was derived from the latest available Form 990 prepared by the ministry itself.
On today’s program, we take a look at the top 10 stories of the year from MinistryWatch. This list is based purely the number of page views, so in a very real sense, you could ...
I think, though, that I was most fascinated by Dever’s decision, despite his publishing and speaking and organizational successes, to stay at Capitol Hill Baptist Church.
MinistryWatch Podcast: Haiti Church Arms Smuggling, YouVersion’s Top Bible Verses, and Alabama Church Bankruptcy Case
ONE YEAR AGO: For the first time since 2018, thousands of college students will gather a few days after Christmas to talk about God’s mission to the world and their place in it.
On today’s program, a bizarre story out of Haiti. Haitian gangs are using churches to smuggle arms into the country. We’ll explain how that scheme works. And a church in Alabama has to pay back ...
