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Why are translations so expensive? Why do they take so long? Why is it so difficult to get progress reports on specific projects?
But details of new initiative are few
Wycliffe Associates, an Orlando-based Bible translation organization that MinistryWatch has been investigating because of concerns about transparency and accountability, continues to make claims about its Bible translation activities.
McLean Bible Church Issues, Anglican Bishop Scandal, ECFA Membership Changes & Ministry Updates
Database Changes Include: Inspiration Networks and Home School Legal Defense Association
John Calvin's Legacy Celebrated, New Challenges for Boy Scouts and Kanakuk Camps, and Latest Ministry Updates on MinistryWatch Podcast
California Baptist University rises and David C. Cook drops in financial efficiency
A group of sexual abuse victims and family members went public with their concerns about former Kanakuk counsellor Peter Newman in an interview that aired on the CBS affiliate in Dallas. The story aired last ...
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) has reached a settlement with the largest groups of sex-abuse victims. The deal will require the BSA to put $850-million in a ...
Petition asks that victims be released from non-disclosure agreements
A petition drive whose organizers hope to force Kanakuk Ministries to release sexual abuse victims from non-disclosure agreements they signed as part of financial agreements has now reached 15,000 signatures.
Below is a list of the 30 largest Christian advocacy organizations in the United States. These are organizations that seek to promote a Christian worldview in areas of public policy — including life, marriage, and ...
Gospel for Asia Legal Drama, Kanye West's Tax-Exempt Status, and New Financial Data for 930 Ministries
Kanye West, Ben Zobrist, and Lots of Changes To The MinistryWatch Database
Kanakuk Ministries has demanded that the owners of a website called FactsAboutKanakuk.com “cease & desist” from activities that Kanakuk’s attorney says “violates the law in several areas.”
