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What is trafficking, how are cases tracked, and how can donors help?
Anti-trafficking organizations emphasize that trafficking and slavery are widespread, often citing a figure of 50 million victims worldwide.
Almost half say they attend multiple congregations
After a half-decade marked by upheaval, many Christian communities across the United States are showing signs not only of recovery but of renewed vitality, a new study released on Monday revealed.
Cuts send charities scrambling. Some warn foundations are under attack, others see opportunity.
In the wake of federal funding cuts affecting nonprofits, over 150 organizations have signed a pledge urging grantmakers to extend their support and funnel fresh funds to hard-hit advocacy groups that have lost federal contracts. ...
Ministry targeted for biblical views of sex and marriage
Focus on the Family has joined a long list of conservative Christian ministries to receive a “hate group” designation by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).
In wake of allegations, K-LOVE has pulled DC Talk and Newsboys from music rotation
Christian musician Michael Tait has publicly admitted to abusing cocaine and alcohol and touching men “in an unwanted sensual way.”
Concerns were published by newspapers founded by Korean pastor David Jang.
The World Evangelical Alliance has responded to a “whistleblower report” that criticized its leadership and governance.
Allegations surface against Robert Morris, Meta uses AI to translate the Bible, TrailLife USA grows, and more.
ONE YEAR AGO: On June 18, 2024, MinistryWatch reported about public allegations by Cindy Clemishire that Gateway Church founder Robert Morris had sexually abused her in the 1980s starting when she was just 12 years ...
Rebuilding lives after disaster, trauma care for child victims, unhoused mothers in Hawaii, Founders Seminary
Good deeds, the ones that often aren’t flashy enough to make the news cycle, are worth bringing into the light.
Moore is part of much larger group of evangelicals who are integral to U.S. diplomacy in Israel.
Johnnie Moore, the evangelical public relations executive with deep ties in the Middle East, was appointed chairman of the embattled Gaza Humanitarian Foundation last week.
Tait, famous for role in DC Talk and Newsboys, left the Newsboys in January
Michael Tait, an alum of Christian rock bands Newsboys and DC Talk, is facing allegations of sexual assault from three men he met in the Christian music industry, according to an investigation from The Roys ...
