Hardwick was known for his disability advocacy and dynamic preaching.
The Rev. Lamar Hardwick, a disability activist, author and preacher known as “The Autism Pastor,” has died.
Lawyers say the denomination's same-sex attraction recommendations risk more than a church split.
From litigation exposure to missionary safety, lawyers say the EPC's same-sex attraction recommendations risk more than a church split.
A pastor's resignation over alleged mishandling of church funds set off a year of upheaval — and a congregation still waiting for accountability.
A year after Pastor Jeremy Rands resigned from Monclova Road Baptist Church in Ohio amid allegations of mishandling church funds, the church has yet to complete — or possibly even begin — a financial audit.
Treva Edwards and his wife allegedly recruited victims with personal struggles.
NJ pastor and 'prophet' Treva Edwards and his wife allegedly exploited vulnerable church members for unpaid labor and sexual abuse, using spiritual threats to maintain control over their congregation.
VA appellate court disagreed with lower court’s decision, reviving suit over elder election and membership rolls
A Virginia appellate court has allowed a civil case against McLean Bible Church, led by David Platt, to move forward, sending the case back to the lower court for more inquiries about the application ...
Lawsuit claims church leaders worked with wholesalers to submit fraudulent drug reimbursement claims.
A group of leaders in the Church of God in Christ have been accused in a lawsuit of defrauding a major pharmaceutical company out of more than $200 million in rebates for diabetes drugs.
Led by “Master Prophet” E. Bernard Jordan, the ministry operates a digital pipeline for prophecy and donations while offering limited transparency.
Inside Zoe Ministries—prophecy, platforms, and limited transparency.
Husband/wife team allegedly bilked own church and nonprofit
More fraud in Minnesota. This husband/wife pastoral team allegedly bilked their own church and nonprofit out of millions.
Membership down, engagement and baptisms up
SBC membership decline continues, but baptisms and engagement rise.
Church ordered to pay back wages, emotional damages, plus medical and legal expenses
A court has ruled that Dane Ortlund's church violated Illinois law when it fired an employee after she expressed concerns over gender discrimination.