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Tyler Jones dismissed by Acts 29 and Vintage Church.
Acts 29 VP and Vintage Church pastor dismissed from leadership roles after confessing to 'inappropriate relationship.'
The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of February.
Turning to chatbots to fill deep-seated needs can lead to devastating outcomes—but they are needs the Church can help fill.
Inappropriate relationships with chatbots are going so far as to devastate families—how the church can help.
Synod instead approved proposal to establish groups to explore issue of ‘gay marriage’
The Church of England has abandoned a three-year effort to establish church blessings for same-sex couples after voting in early 2023 to pursue such ceremonies, the church reported.
New allegations of sexual harassment arise after alleged victim shares story.
Bethel Church places pastor on administrative leave less than a month after eruption of Bolz controversy.
David Walther could pay $150K per victim for possessing materials of their abuse.
A former TX pastor is being sued by 14 abuse victims for possessing child sex abuse materials featuring their abuse. He could be ordered to pay up to $150K per victim.
Kevin Grove and Steve Dulin were denied dismissal from defamation lawsuit by Cindy Clemishire.
Two former elders of Gateway Church, a Dallas-area megachurch formerly led by Robert Morris, were unsuccessful in seeking dismissal from a civil action for defamation brought by Morris’s abuse survivor.
‘Prophetess’ Kathleen Klein allegedly involved in conspiracy exploiting call center workers.
A third defendant has been indicted for allegedly participating in a forced labor conspiracy with other leaders of the Kingdom of God Global Church in Michigan, founded by self-proclaimed prophet David E. Taylor.
Church updates protocols after hackers drained over $85K from its account
A church in Oklahoma is tightening protocols after a hacker drained over $85K from its bank account.
Church fraud case highlights why ordinary access to church finances can equal extraordinary losses
A ND church indictment reads like a case study in how big losses often happen: routine access from “ordinary” people. Prosecutors allege $600K+ was diverted over 5 years. MW offers tools and reporting to help ...
