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Dad’s Place Pastor Chris Avell plans to appeal after being fined and given suspended sentence.
Dad’s Place, a church in Bryan, Ohio, has been battling with the city since last winter to provide shelter to homeless persons in the area.
How $4 an Hour Changed the Trajectory of a Young Mom’s Life
What began in Kayla Carter's home 15 years ago is now a thriving nonprofit called For Her, providing a network of support for women navigating the complexity and loneliness of the welfare system so they ...
Alistair Begg, John Ortberg, Museum of the Bible
On this Date at MinistryWatch: Alistair Begg’s comments about LBGTQ weddings, churches leave Acts 29, AME president charged with fraud and conspiracy, Museum of the Bible, concerns at Ortberg’s Menlo Church
Daystar, Chuck Adair, and Ministry Compensation
Conversations: Daystar, Chuck Adair, and Ministry Compensation
The best evidence on gentrification
Scientific research is a valuable resource for learning about charitable programs’ best practices. Often, a well-designed study does a better job of confirming or disproving our assumptions than anecdotal observations or deliberate outcomes measurement. In ...
Nigeria, India, and China top the list of aggressors
Global Christian Relief (GCR), the watchdog group launched in 2023 when Open Doors USA reorganized, has released its first persecution report, citing top five countries persecuting Christians in select categories.
At its height, Promise Keepers drew millions of men to its events
Bill McCartney, a former college football coach who became one of the most influential religious figures in American life during the 1990s after founding the Promise Keepers movement, died Friday (Jan. 10).
Erasing medical debt, LA fire relief, rebuilding lives in Ukraine, helping churches serve orphans, packing food for hungry children
In the fall of 2024, members of Peavine Baptist Church in Rock Springs, Georgia, gave nearly $25,000 in donations toward a “Christmas Project.” By partnering with Undue Medical Debt, the church used that money to ...
The popular ‘Enjoying Everyday Life’ televangelist cited scandal at network
Joyce Meyer, the bestselling Christian author and longtime ministry leader and speaker, is pausing her programming with Daystar Television Network
How the onetime Christian student organization mobilized pastors in the 2024 election
At this year’s AmericaFest, a conservative conference sponsored by Turning Point USA, the organization’s founder, 31-year-old Charlie Kirk, was keen to give credit for President-elect Donald Trump’s November victory to God.
