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White’s Chapel plans to invite others to join the Methodist Collegiate Church once its disaffiliation is approved by Central Texas United Methodists next month
When White’s Chapel’s members voted to disaffiliate in November, they decided not to join the Global Methodist Church, in part because congregants, who hold a diversity of views, want to be a healing agent among ...
Charges are for incidents that took place with minors he knew through volunteering as a youth leader.
Authorities have arrested a South Carolina police officer and youth leader for sex-related crimes with minors.
Keith Myer raised over $16,000 to help with travel and lodging
A Southern Baptist pastor in Maryland recently organized a fundraiser to help sexual abuse survivors travel to the denomination’s convention in New Orleans this June.
Sauls is one of a growing number of high-profile pastors whose leadership style has come under scrutiny in recent years
The Rev. Scott Sauls, an influential evangelical Christian pastor and author, has been placed on an indefinite leave of absence from the Nashville church he has pastored since 2012.
The vast majority are used to protect the ministry’s proprietary information
A significant number of the nation’s Christian ministries use nondisclosure agreements (NDAs), according to MinistryWatch’s April survey of ministry leaders.
The IRS’s recent tax changes impact personal flights on aircraft owned by churches and ministries, including those of televangelists
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently issued an updated bulletin governing “fringe benefits” under the income tax code, which values non-commercial flights on employer-owned aircraft.
James MacDonald, Charles Stanley, Lonnie Frisbee, and the United Methodist Church
These stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of April.
Sexual abuse survivor Logan Yandell has sued the camp for fraud
Logan Yandel can continue pursuing the lawsuit he filed in Missouri against Kanakuk Ministries and Joe White, president of Kanakuk, after the judge denied a motion by the defendants to have it dismissed.
Although Stone admitted to acting inappropriately, grand jury rules the FBI investigation lacks enough evidence to charge him
There is not enough evidence against televangelist Perry Stone to charge him with sexual misconduct, according to the recent ruling by a grand jury in Tennessee.
The exiting congregations represent 15% of the Conference’s membership
The Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church has approved the conditional disaffiliation of 55 churches over human sexuality issues.
