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Below is a transcription of the video “Why Do We Say The Press Is Prodigal?” This material is a summary of the material in “Part I” of Prodigal Press: Confronting The Anti-Christian Bias of the ...
The faculty of Seattle Pacific University, a Christian school associated with the Free Methodist Church, has taken a vote of no confidence in its board of trustees. The board has re-affirmed the college’s commitment to ...
It has been a rough seven years for Gospel for Asia, the ministry founded by K.P. Yohannan in 1979.
Neighbors in South Dallas fight to remove drug houses with free legal support provided by Act
Act is a nonprofit founded by Reid Porter, a 44-year-old pastor’s kid with entrepreneurial passion for fighting injustice in the Dallas region, with the mission to make safety a normal reality—no matter the neighborhood.
The leader of the Church of England has called for an end to non-disclosure agreements after a BBC documentary revealed they were used to cover up racist abuse against church staff members.
A Washington, D.C., pastor could face up to 20 years in prison for wire fraud after allegedly using government coronavirus relief money for personal expenses, including the purchase of a $60,000 Tesla.
The value of a volunteer hour was estimated at $28.54 in 2020, up $1.34 from $27.20 in 2019, according to assessments by Independent Sector, in partnership with the Do Good Institute at the University of ...
Nonprofit jobs saw their strongest rebound in six months, with almost 81,000 jobs recovered in March. That’s a jump of 8.9%— the largest monthly rebound in nonprofit jobs since August—from more than 900,000 jobs still ...
Abara Frontiers, Open Doors, BGEA, Asheville Dream Center
Ministries Making a Difference: Abara Frontiers, Open Doors, BGEA, Asheville Dream Center
Ole Anthony, 82, president of Dallas-based Trinity Foundation Inc. and a thorn in the side of “prosperity gospel” televangelists, died Friday, April 16, 2021.
