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A woman who called herself the “bishop” of a Pennsylvania ministry that claimed to offer faith-based services was sentenced to 12 years in prison April 5 following a 2019 conviction for abusing church members and ...
Youth for Christ, Appalachia Reach Out, Charlotte Rescue Mission, Mercy Chefs
Ministries Making a Difference: Youth for Christ, Appalachia Reach Out, Charlotte Rescue Mission, Mercy Chefs
Brian Houston, co-founder of the global megachurch Hillsong, announced in an email on Saturday (April 11) that the church’s leadership had decided to “pause all operations” at its Dallas, Texas, location.
A nonprofit pregnancy clinic serves thousands of patients diagnosing pregnancy, treating STDs, and providing families with material goods, all done with a pro-compassion mindset.
Hope Pregnancy Ministries offers a duo of services that include their Clear Choice Clinic, which serves about 1,000 men and women yearly with pregnancy and STD diagnosis and treatment, and Hope Family Resource Center, which ...
In March, the Boy Scouts of America filed a bankruptcy plan to set aside $300-million to evaluate and settle sexual abuse claims. Lawyers for victims said that amount was “woefully inadequate.” Last week, a committee representing ...
Televangelist Todd Coontz has lost the final appeal of his 2019 conviction on tax evasion charges and begun serving a five-year sentence at a Florida prison.
Andy Ngo, antifa critic and conservative media personality, has been removed as a speaker at the influential Q Ideas evangelical Christian conference, Religion News Service has learned.
Change comes after Dave Ramsey's company was being sued for firing a pregnant employee.
The company owned by Christian financial guru and radio host Dave Ramsey is no longer one of the best places to work in America, according to Inc. magazine.
A class-action lawsuit filed March 29 against the U.S. Department of Education claims the agency was complicit in allowing “abuses and unsafe conditions” for thousands of LGBTQ+ students at publicly-funded religious colleges and universities.
A British judge has ruled a borough council and its transportation provider discriminated against Christians by removing bus ads promoting an event with evangelist Franklin Graham in the English seaside town of Blackpool.
