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Pastors and church leaders in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) passed an overture at its General Assembly last week saying those who identify as gay are not qualified for ordination in the conservative Presbyterian ...
Anglican Diocese Now Seeks Long Delayed Transparency, Accountability for Arrested Lay Leader
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.
Anthony R. Morales, lead pastor of Miracle Center Fellowship Church, an independent charismatic congregation in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, was arrested this week after undercover officers with the Lancaster City Police cooperated with a 17-year-old victim ...
But significant challenges remain
At their recent annual meeting in Nashville, Tennessee, Southern Baptists spoke loud and clear about sexual abuse.
Called deed fraud, or title theft, the theft of someone else’s home or building involves two separate crimes: identity theft and mortgage fraud. States vary in their approaches toward real estate transactions. In some cases, ...
The newly elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention has apologized for giving a sermon where he used material from his predecessor without revealing where it came from.
A significant majority of Protestant church leaders in the United States believe pastors who commit child or adult sexual abuse should permanently withdraw from public ministry.
In normal years, between one and two million Americans travel—either within the U.S. or internationally—to participate in short term mission trips. But 2018 and 2020 were far from normal, and 2021 is shaping up as ...
