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Evangelicals for Social Action is dropping “evangelical” from its name, citing increased confusion and political connotation associated with the term.
A look at the 50 largest U.S. ministries in the MinistryWatch database shows that executive team leaders—chief executive officers, presidents, and the like—are overwhelmingly white and overwhelmingly male.
The Salvation Army is kicking off its annual red kettle campaign more than two months early this year in hopes of meeting an increased need for assistance during the coronavirus pandemic.
Taylor University fired a longtime faculty member, Jim Spiegel, for – among other things – not adhering to the school’s “Life Together Covenant,” a statement all faculty members must agree to.
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge granted a preliminary injunction against Grace Community Church, prohibiting Pastor John MacArthur from holding indoor worship services.
A battle of wills between a California musician known for a series of open-air Christian worship concerts around the country and the city of Seattle, which denied him a park venue for a Labor Day ...
Ministry placed him on sabbatical after determining the issues were 'civil in nature and not criminal'
Perry Stone has been a steady presence on Christian television networks for the past decade. But in recent months, he has not been a steady presence in his own ministry. His Cleveland, Tennessee-based ministry, Voice ...
Jen Hatmaker, a popular Christian writer, blogger, and former reality TV star, has filed for divorce.
COVID Shutdowns Result in Food Shortages, Facebook Imposes New Restrictions on Political Ads
COVID Shutdowns Result in Food Shortages, Facebook Imposes New Restrictions on Political Ads
Eric Metaxas says that a protester on a bike harassed him after he left the White House last week. But a man who identified himself as the demonstrator in question—and who runs the Instagram account that ...
