Colleges & Universities Archives - Page 6 of 51 - MinistryWatch
Barnabas Aid founder suspended, college correspondence degrees, Matt Chandler placed on leave, and more.
ONE YEAR AGO: On August 28, 2024, MinistryWatch reported that Patrick Sookhdeo—the founder of Barnabas Aid, an international charity helping persecuted Christians—was suspended from his role in the organization due to concerns about financial mismanagement ...
Michael Deckinga has been employed at Mid-America Reformed Seminary since 2016.
A federal complaint for charges of distributing child pornography has been issued against Michael Deckinga, the vice president of advancement at Mid-America Reformed Seminary.
RZIM continues to operate, saving St. John Church in FL, Jenna Ellis appears before grand jury, and more.
ONE YEAR AGO: On August 27, 2024, MinistryWatch reported about the continuing operations of RZIM and discovered it continues to exist, but with little transparency or accountability. RZIM still has a website, but no financial information ...
Erika Woolfolk claims racial and whistleblower discrimination.
A former civil rights investigator in Liberty University’s Office of Equity and Compliance for Title IX has filed a lawsuit against the college for wrongful termination and discrimination against her on the basis of her ...
Back to school — churches and ministries join forces to give students a strong start to the new school year.
It’s that time of year again. First day of school photos dominate social media feeds as proud parents pose their students on the porch with a sign marking the occasion. Notebooks are fresh, pencils are ...
This follows the Department of Education’s rescinding of a historically large fine against the university.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has dismissed its lawsuit against Grand Canyon Education over Grand Canyon University’s doctoral programs.
School struggled through years of financial woes
The King’s College, the private four-year Christian school based in downtown Manhattan, will permanently close after failing “to secure the support necessary,” the school said on its website.
Real estate firm secures loan for redevelopment of BCM at the University of Georgia
ATHENS, Ga. — Baptist Collegiate Ministries is moving toward a new chapter at the University of Georgia, as construction is now underway on a transformative redevelopment project that will reshape the ministry’s presence in the ...
Liberty University leads in using private aircraft, followed by Assemblies of God and Samaritan’s Purse.
MinistryWatch, in collaboration with the Trinity Foundation, each month publishes a list of the private planes belonging to pastors and Christian ministries.
New York Theological Seminary closes, Indian government targets Christian ministries, Andy Wood named pastor of Saddleback, and more.
A recap of happenings in the Christian world on this date over the years that were reported on by MinistryWatch.
