Plus, debunking the overhead myth.
On this week's Signs & Wonders: Nonprofits and cities, AI and job displacement, Christian pilot on the moon mission, and debunking the overhead myth.
Here at MinistryWatch, I read a lot of books about money, stewardship, philanthropy, and related topics. That’s probably not a surprise. After all, that’s what we do here. These topics are our “beat.” But I ...
And, a family-friendly movie.
In this week's Signs & Wonders, MinistryWatch President Warren Smith discusses military chaplains, Christian radio, and charity ratings—plus, a family-friendly movie.
We consider our ratings of ministries to be one of the most important things we do. It is also unique. No other organization rates Christian ministries, taking into account financial efficiency, board governance, transparency, and ...
Why does MinistryWatch rate Christian ministries? In this week's Editor's Notebook, MinistryWatch President Warren Smith explains the why behind our database.
Plus, remembering Jerry Eisley
On this week's Signs & Wonders, MinistryWatch President Warren Smith shares thoughts on Carl Lentz, the country's transparency crisis, Duggar family blues, the passing of Jerry Eisley, and more.
As you can read elsewhere on MinistryWatch, the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives is now 25 years old. Despite the good intentions of those who founded it, the office – like many government entities ...
Index is based on revenue of 38 large Christian ministries, representing all 22 ministry sector MinistryWatch tracks.
The MinistryWatch Index was flat in January and rose less than 1% in February, possibly reflecting ongoing concern about the state of the economy.
Early critics of the 25-year-old office have proven prophetic.
Early critics of the 25-year-old Office for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives have proven prophetic—it has outlived its usefulness.
Plus, mall culture 2.0 and other signs and wonders from this week.
In this week's Signs & Wonders, MinistryWatch President Warren Smith looks at James Talaric, 'The Population Bomb,' Evangelical takedowns, and mall culture 2.0.