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The pastor pushed the employee’s head toward the deep fryer after the victim allegedly disrespected his wife
A High Point, NC, pastor has been arrested and charged with assault and battery after an altercation with a few employees at a local McDonald’s.
These are the Top 25 stories of the year, as ranked by the number of page views at the MinistryWatch website.
But the class-action suit moves forward.
Dave Ramsey got good news just before Christmas when a federal judge in Tennessee dismissed a lawsuit that alleged the Christian personal finance guru had discriminated against an employee’s religion.
Eric Metaxas, Dinesh D'Souza among those facing lawsuits
Defamation cases against Christian influencers who used their platforms to undermine the 2020 election results continue to work their way through the courts. Here’s an update on these ongoing cases.
Bible verses on topics like hope and peace were among the most searched for.
The YouVersion Bible app — which includes hundreds of Bible translations in multiple languages, Bible reading plans, devotionals and a place to share prayer requests — tries to steer clear of politics or culture war ...
The lawsuit claims Shane Toven used over $100,000 for personal expenses.
The Association of Professional Radio Engineers (APRE) has filed a suit against Shane Toven, a senior broadcast engineer employed by Educational Media Foundation (EMF).
Both Christian bands promote Children International on their tours.
MercyMe and Newsboys, two popular and well-known Christian music bands, have partnered with the child sponsorship group Children International as part of their band tours.
The list includes some of the nation’s largest charities rated based on their pro-life and pro-family views.
End-of-year givers concerned with giving to organizations who support pro-life causes may look to American Life League’s (ALL) Charity Watchlist.
In a third round of rulings, judge determines the ministry violated laws in rescinding a job offer.
After a string of flip-flop rulings, a federal judge has ruled that Christian humanitarian aid organization World Vision is liable for violating laws of discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Board cites Dalton Thomas Lifsey’s sexual infidelities in last decade
Frontier Alliance International announced that its founder and president resigned Nov. 20 citing “burdens” related to his marriage and sexual infidelity.
