#ChurchToo Archives - Page 47 of 83 - MinistryWatch
The long-time pastor will retire after 40 years of leading the megachurch north of Dallas.
Tommy Nelson, a best-selling author and the long-time pastor of Denton Bible Church located north of Dallas, has announced his retirement.
Their Miracle Mineral Solution was industrial bleach, not COVID cure.
A family of four is going to prison for creating a fake church that received more than $1 million in “donations” by promoting industrial bleach as Miracle Mineral Solution to cure COVID.
The Operation Underground Railroad leader resigned before ‘Sound of Freedom’ made him famous
ive women are suing Operation Underground Railroad (OUR) founder Tim Ballard, accusing him of sexual assault and claiming he used psychological and spiritual manipulation to coerce them into sexual contact.
Urban and larger churches were more likely to accept the loans, according to study.
Churches and Christian ministries accepted more than $7 billion in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Stability (CARES) Act, according to research conducted by Christianity Today.
Former youth pastor—son of senior pastors—jailed for alleged sexual assault of minors
Prosecutors have charged youth pastor Jackson M. Gatlin, 35, with assaulting teen girls between 2007 and 2010 at Vineyard Church in Duluth, Minn.
Pastoral care disconnected from theology is neither pastoral nor caring
Neither Scripture nor the teaching of the church throughout millennia of Christian theology is ambiguous about LGBTQ+ matters, John Stonestreet writes.
Stanley told his congregation the church is committed to the New Testament sexual ethic and biblical definition of marriage.
Andy Stanley spoke to his congregation about the Unconditional Conference hosted by North Point Church near Atlanta over the weekend “for Christian parents with LGBTQ+ children, ministry leaders, and health care professionals.”
As an Anglican bishop faces a church trial for allegedly minimizing abuse and misconduct, observers are wondering: Could this have happened anywhere?
The Anglican Church in North America will soon begin a high-profile church trial against a beloved bishop who is accused of welcoming men with histories of predatory behavior into church leadership.
J.R. Armstrong of Orange, Texas, believes it is right to acknowledge and support sexual abuse victims and is calling on national Assemblies of God leaders to do the same.
A pastor in Southeast Texas has spoken out publicly about the Chi Alpha college ministry scandals. He is the first known Assembly of God pastor to do so.
Bishop Minerva G. Carcaño will return to her role after an 18-month suspension.
The United Methodist Church’s first female Latina bishop in the United States was found not guilty Sept. 22 on four charges brought against her.
