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The class-action lawsuit is the latest legal woe for Ramsey and his company
A group of former followers of Dave Ramsey has sued the Christian finance guru and radio host, along with his company and a marketing firm, for endorsing a failed timeshare exit company that allegedly defrauded ...
The Salvation Army’s 2022 Red Kettle fundraising campaign declined for the third year in a row this past holiday season, tallying just more than $102 million, a 19.1% falloff from the pre-pandemic high of $126.1 ...
Jim Goldston and wife Agnes accused of poisoning neighbor's three dogs
Southern Baptists have been dogged by leadership scandals for years. Now they have a different kind of abuse scandal on their hands.
Lionsgate has acquired worldwide distribution rights to “The Chosen,” the hit series based on the life of Jesus. The film studio, which has distributed movies such as “Knives Out,” “La La Land,” and the “John ...
MinistryWatch and Trinity Foundation Release “Pastors and Planes” Data for March
March was a busy month for pastors and their planes. Pastors and ministry leaders made 371.5 flights, significantly exceeding February’s total of 323.5 flights.
New study finds most popular worship songs come from a handful of megachurches
A new study found that Bethel and a handful of other megachurches have cornered the market on worship music in recent years, churning out hit after hit and dominating the worship charts.
On Carl Lentz's predictable and tragic return to church ministry.
On Carl Lentz's predictable and tragic return to church ministry.
If the collection plate at church seems a little light this Sunday, this could be a contributing factor: People who haven’t had enough sleep, including those who have “lost” an hour due to the spring ...
February is the shortest month of the year, but pastors and ministry leaders still managed to get in 323.5 flights during the month – down from January’s total of 387 flights.
The first time she saw an ad for “He Gets Us,” a national campaign devoted to redeeming the brand of Christianity’s savior, Jennifer Quattlebaum had one thought on her mind. Show me the money.
