Church Archives - Page 176 of 201 - MinistryWatch
A group of former members is now renewing their call for the church to make good on its earlier promises. “We have not seen follow-through on your initial apologies and stated goal of reconciliation,” wrote ...
Relentless Church of Greenville, S.C. has filed a court motion seeking the enforcement of a private agreement reached last year with Redemption World Outreach Center settling an ongoing property rights dispute, asserting that Redemption has ...
The Summit Church said it believes Pastor Bryan Loritts acted in good faith and was “pastorally responsible” while dealing with sexual abuse allegations at his former Fellowship Church in Memphis 10 years ago, but announced ...
The Rev. Ed Litton, an Alabama pastor known for his work on racial reconciliation, will be nominated for president of the Southern Baptist Convention this summer.
A former Houston megachurch pastor who once was an adviser to presidents has been sentenced to six years in federal prison for his part in a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme.
Southern Baptist Convention officials admitted it would have been better if they’d contacted Black leaders of their denomination before issuing a statement decrying critical race theory, which led to the departure of several Black pastors.
A former top bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church has been suspended and is awaiting trial. He faces accusations of mishandling millions of dollars in transactions related to congregations, the denomination’s bishops announced.
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Evaluating and Hiring Executive Talent, Introducing the “Ministry Spotlight,” and Changes to the ECFA and MinistryWatch Databases
The lead pastors of Hillsong Dallas church have resigned, adding to two months of transition and turmoil in the global megachurch.
The outages that followed the blast came at an already difficult time for Nashville-area churches, most of which have limited in-person worship services or moved them online due to the region’s surging COVID-19 hospitalizations.
