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Missouri-based TV pastor Jim Bakker is asking a judge to dismiss a state lawsuit accusing him of falsely claiming that a health supplement could cure the coronavirus, and the lawyer representing Bakker is former Gov. ...
The Central Park field hospital erected by the evangelical humanitarian relief organization Samaritan’s Purse will shut down after it releases its last patient — likely on Friday, May 8.
Nonprofits have fewer internal fraud prevention resources than their for-profit counterparts, according to a new study. Between January 2018 and September 2019, employees at 191 nonprofits dipped into the till for a median hit of ...
The Cedarville University board of trustees has placed its president Thomas White on administrative leave as it investigates both the hiring and alleged past misconduct of former theology professor Anthony Moore.
May 5 is Giving Tuesday Now, a day brought to us by the same organization that organized the now wildly popular Giving Tuesday events that take place on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. That’s why MinistryWatch ...
Moody's Investors Service downgraded Salem Media Group's “corporate family rating” and senior secured notes rating to Caa1 from B3. The future-looking outlook was also lowered from stable to negative. According to Moody’s, any company with a “C” rating is a “poor quality and very high credit ...
MinistryWatch Database Update: ECFA Membership Changes, COVID Impact on Faith and Nonprofits, and Key Financial Rating Updates
COVID Affects Faith, Habitat Lays Off Staff, Dot Org Domain Names, Christian Post Exec Sentencing Delayed
LifeWay Christian Resources, the publishing entity of the Southern Baptist Convention, has announced it will cut roughly 10 percent of its operating budget through staff reductions, a hiring freeze and salary cuts.
The chairman of the board of the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) Janet Parshall resigned Wed., April 29, according to an email acquired by journalist Julie Roys.
Cedarville University, a Baptist school near Dayton, Ohio, knowingly hired a man its president knew to be an alleged sexual offender as a student recruiter, then gave him a job coaching men’s basketball, teaching in the theology department ...
