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A U.S. appeals court has ruled against a web designer who didn’t want to create wedding websites for same-sex couples and sued to challenge Colorado’s anti-discrimination law, another twist in a series of court rulings ...
Legislation and changes in federal taxes that could impact the charitable sector may pass this year despite slim majorities in a divided Congress.
The U.S Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has upheld the conviction of a former Baptist minister sentenced in an insider trading scheme that earned him an $18 million profit.
Televangelists’ astronomical travel expenses are receiving a fresh dose of scrutiny through Pastor Planes, a new aircraft-tracking project from the Trinity Foundation.
Sharity Ministries will continue to operate during bankruptcy
Oliver suggested consumers are confused by health share ministries, which are not insurance, but are often sold as if they are. But Fenwick says, “The person who sued didn’t understand the nature of the program ...
Ministry posted huge losses during Mike Thirtle’s tenure as CEO
Bethesda Lutheran Communities, a ministry in Wisconsin that has been serving those with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1937, announced that its president and chief executive officer Dr. Mike Thirtle is leaving and taking on ...
The Internal Revenue Service has reversed its decision to deny tax-exempt status for a Texas religious nonprofit group it said was too closely aligned with Republican values.
Last year, people pretending to be pastors, relatives, lovers, computer repairmen, or government employees scammed Americans out of nearly $1.2 billion, triggering half a million complaints to the Federal Trade Commission.
Texas megachurch has an interrelated web of ministries that offer little information to the public
Gateway Church, Gateway Publishing, Gateway Music, Pastor Robert Morris Ministries, and the Robert Morris Evangelistic Association—all these entities seem to be interconnected, but there is little financial and organizational transparency made available to the public.
Finally, all three members of a trio of Texas con men who ripped off investors for tens of millions of dollars in the StaMedia scam are now in prison, ending five years of legal battles.
