#ChurchToo Archives - Page 19 of 82 - MinistryWatch
Robinson defends gesture, used at his speech at National Pro-Life Summit last week, as ‘attempt at dry wit.’
A small Anglican denomination has dismissed a priest for his apparent imitation of an Elon Musk salute at a public event, saying he had been inappropriately “trolling” pro-abortion supporters.
The 50-year-old case grows cold again
A retired pastor accused of killing an 8-year-old girl whose remains were discovered in a Pennsylvania park nearly 50 years ago has been acquitted.
Moving from nonprofit to for-profit, Glory of Zion leader Chuck Pierce, Hope Media and WAY merge, Iona College purchase, and misconduct by Gilbert Bilezikian
On this Date at MinistryWatch: Moving from nonprofit to for-profit, Glory of Zion leader Chuck Pierce, Hope Media and WAY merge, Iona College purchase, and misconduct by Gilbert Bilezikian
The lawsuit was brought in 2022 by a former camper who was abused by Pete Newman.
The lawsuit brought by former camper Logan Yandell against Kanakuk Kamps in Branson, Missouri, has been dismissed.
Michael Howard sang, played in ‘resident artist band’ TrueSong
A rising contemporary Christian music artist and Dove Award nominee faces 80 charges of sexual abuse and sodomy of a minor.
How $4 an Hour Changed the Trajectory of a Young Mom’s Life
What began in Kayla Carter's home 15 years ago is now a thriving nonprofit called For Her, providing a network of support for women navigating the complexity and loneliness of the welfare system so they ...
Alistair Begg, John Ortberg, Museum of the Bible
On this Date at MinistryWatch: Alistair Begg’s comments about LBGTQ weddings, churches leave Acts 29, AME president charged with fraud and conspiracy, Museum of the Bible, concerns at Ortberg’s Menlo Church
Daystar, Chuck Adair, and Ministry Compensation
Conversations: Daystar, Chuck Adair, and Ministry Compensation
School is being sued for failing to report alleged abuse by a coach, who was arrested in June 2024
Asheville Christian Academy faces a lawsuit claiming it was negligent in failing to report and intervene in a sexual abuse situation involving a student.
We should ask not just “what happened?” We should ask “what can we learn?”
We want to do a better job of saying why and how something happened, and to be more explicit about the lessons that we can learn from that story.
