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On today’s program, the leader of the International House of Prayer in Kansas City, Mike Bickle, has been accused of sexual abuse spanning decades. Also, Grand Canyon University—the largest Christian university in the U-S—is facing ...
World Vision retains #1 spot, but Samaritan’s Purse passes Compassion International
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Here at MinistryWatch we write from time to time about sexual sin, scandal, and brokenness. It has been my experience that many of these stories have pornography as one component of the story. It is ...
ECFA Member Changes, On This Date at MinistryWatch, MinistryWatch 1000 Database Changes
A glance back at the news at MinistryWatch this week, database changes, plus some highlights from history.
On today’s program, Christian attorney Jenna Ellis pleads guilty for her role in attempting to overturn election results in Georgia in 2020. We’ll have details. Also, Korean churches are leaving the United Methodist Church—but not ...
On today’s EXTRA episode, I’m sharing a conversation I had recently with Collin Hansen. Collin is editor in chief at The Gospel Coalition, and he is the author of an intellectual biography of Tim Keller ...
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ECFA Member Changes, On This Date at MinistryWatch, MinistryWatch 1000 Database Changes
MinistryWatch is often called upon by Christian and secular media to comment on what is going on in the evangelical world.
On today’s program, the family charged with using a fake church to promote its fake COVID cure has been sentenced. We’ll have details. Also, Tim Ballard—the hero behind the anti-trafficking movie Sound of Freedom—has himself ...
Liberty University President Dondi E. Costin, said the school faces an “unprecedented fine” of $34.7 million.
