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The lawsuit does not accuse Jakes of wrongdoing.
According to a lawsuit filed against music artist Sean “Diddy” Combs by his former producer, Combs planned to “to leverage his relationship with Bishop T.D. Jakes to soften the impact” of a lawsuit by Combs’ ...
Critics of the former president question motives
Former president Donald Trump is calling the nation to turn to God by purchasing his God Bless the USA Bible.
As a devout Muslim teenager in Iran, Mansour Khajehpour sought out a church to burn down—but instead came face to face with the Gospel
As a young Muslim, he wanted to do his part to aid the revolution. What won his heart for the Gospel was the hospitality shown by sisters from the Roman Catholic church.
Gethsemani is one of a growing number of churches dealing with city zoning regulations challenging its compassion ministries
Another church, this time in Arizona, is dealing with alleged zoning code violations for a benevolence food pantry it has operated for nearly 25 years.
Pastors of Hispanic Protestant churches in the United States maintain immense gratitude for their role, but many face financial struggles.
Majority found charity does not operate for “religious purposes,” despite religious motivation
Last week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled in a 4-3 decision that Catholic Charities Bureau of the Diocese of Superior was not exempt from having to pay unemployment tax to cover its employees because its ...
The Rev. Charlie Dates, the pastor of two historically Black churches in Chicago, is defending the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. after California pastor John MacArthur declared in February that the civil rights leader “was ...
Weighing the pros and cons of digital donations as cryptocurrency grows
As of January 2024, 56% of the largest U.S. charities now accept cryptocurrency donations.
John Ankerberg, He Gets Us, and St. Matthew’s Churches
On This Date at MinistryWatch: John Ankerberg, He Gets Us, and St. Matthew’s Churches
ABS spent nearly $100 million on initiative over past decade
Over the past decade, the American Bible Society spent nearly $100 million to build and operate a state-of-the-art interactive museum. At the end of this month, the museum will permanently close.
