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Daystar is losing a number of its popular stars after months of ongoing scandal at the influential Christian television network involving alleged abuse cover-up, spiritual abuse and financial misconduct.
One couple learned the path of biblical generosity is both personal and unique—and involves so much more than finances
“Sometimes I just felt like a generosity failure,” said Donna Hepp.
Methodists, "Shepherds For Sale" top list
A list of the Top 25 stories of the year, as ranked by the number of page views at the MinistryWatch website, plus the first few sentences for each story.
India’s Christians continue to face ‘overt and covert’ attacks as 2024 closes
As 2024 draws to a close, the Christian community in India reflects on a year marked by increasing challenges and persecution.
Brunswick, Georgia, has filed a nuisance suit to close The Well shelter.
The United States Department of Justice filed a complaint against the City of Brunswick, Georgia, on December 16 because of the city’s actions to close The Well ministry to homeless persons.
3 dead, others injured in a shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Wisconsin
A student opened fire at a private Christian school Monday morning in Wisconsin, killing two people in the final week before Christmas break.
Advent and Christmas help us see the relationship between the good, the true, and the beautiful
I am also impressed with a current crop of creators using their gifts to “make all things new.”
Bible verse of the year, Christmas for foster families, Bibles for the Koho people, sharing hope at a Venezuelan hospital
Ministries Making a Difference: Bible verse of the year, Christmas for foster families, Bibles for the Koho people, sharing hope at a Venezuelan hospital
Dad’s Place in Bryan, Ohio, continues its year-long battle to open its doors for the homeless.
An Ohio judge has issued a preliminary injunction against Dad’s Place and its pastor Chris Avell, preventing the church from using its first floor to shelter homeless people, even as temperatures are expected to plummet ...
Bill Hwang’s ‘age and good works’ considered mitigating factors
Archegos founder Bill Hwang, formerly one of the wealthiest Evangelical philanthropists, will spend 18 years in prison for business practices that led to more than $10 billion in losses to Wall Street banks in March ...
