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Terminations come despite two separate lawsuits aimed at Trump’s freeze of refugee program
President Donald Trump’s administration is making moves to shutter a decades-old partnership between the government and a group of mostly religious organizations to resettle refugees.
At NRB Conference, attendees express ambivalence about squabble over what to call Gulf of Mexico.
Normally more likely to voice support for President Donald Trump’s decisions, attendees and speakers at a gathering of conservative Christian broadcasters expressed ambivalence this week about the White House’s resolve to bar The Associated Press ...
MinistryWatch asked that question of the largest Christian ministries in our quarterly survey.
The majority of U.S.-based Christian ministry executives are optimistic about the impact the new administration of President Donald Trump will have on the ministries they lead.
Another preliminary injunction also restricted immigration raids at churches
Religious groups challenging President Donald Trump won a pair of legal victories this week, blocking the administration’s efforts to dismantle the refugee program and reinstating sensitive-location protections from immigration enforcement in some houses of worship.
The Summit Church, led by J.D. Greear, claims religious discrimination
A prominent Durham, N.C. megachurch is suing its local government after county commissioners rejected its rezoning request to build a new regional campus in a rural area.
AI and pastors, Ponzi scheme settlement, UMC General Conference delayed, Wheaton rescinds Bilezikian’s title, and Bill Gothard resigns
ONE YEAR AGO: On Feb. 29, 2024, MinistryWatch reported about the use of artificial intelligence by pastors in creating, developing, and repurposing sermons. Read more here. TWO YEARS AGO: On March 6, 2023, MinistryWatch reported that Toronto-Dominion ...
Colorado Springs retains the title
Over the past two weeks I have traveled to Southern California and Colorado Springs – two areas that have long been considered evangelical “hot spots.” Some have even irreverently called Colorado Springs the evangelical “mecca.” ...
Ministries fighting childhood poverty and hunger
Ministries Making a Difference: Ministries fighting childhood poverty and hunger
Giving to their local church meant staying in a small apartment—until Vinny and Soomin Hu received a surprise offer
While Vinny Hu and his wife Soomin had very different backgrounds, their love of the Lord and trust in His provision is a bond that continues to grow.
Downgrades for Trail Life USA; Upgrades for The Roys Report and Score International
We covet your prayers here at MinistryWatch as we continue our mission advocating for transparency among Christian ministries so you, the donor, can be faithful stewards of the resources God has given to you. That ...
