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Feucht has been the subject of accusations of serious moral, ethical and financial failures.
Christian musician Sean Feucht and pastor Rob McCoy are planning “The Courageous Christianity Tour” in memory of conservative leader and Christian Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated last month.
Allie Beth Stuckey rallies 6,700 conservative Christian women at ‘Share the Arrows’ event
“Welcome to the fight,” said commentator Allie Beth Stuckey as she greeted the 6,700 conservative Christian women assembled in the Dallas, Texas, arena on Saturday morning (Oct. 11): “The fight for truth, the fight for ...
The onetime 'church of the future' is redefining success
At its peak, Willow Creek’s model drew more than 25,000 worshippers each weekend and armies of volunteers, who sought to love God and save the world. All of it was overseen by a former youth ...
Pro-Life Setback, McLellan Prize, Joel Webbon
“Signs and Wonders” is a column that shares thoughts on news items that either do not rise to the level of a news story for MinistryWatch or are slightly (perhaps even significantly) outside of our ...
Pro-life ministries adjust as they continue to seek and serve vulnerable women.
Varied state policies about abortion have caused pro-life organizations to adjust their strategies in reaching women facing unplanned pregnancies.
One couple finds that in God’s economy one plus one can equal whatever He wants.
After a run-in with a group focused on radical generosity, they began to sense God nudging them to shift their attention from their own “little kingdom” to a greater one.
Canon Press, the publishing arm of Pastor Douglas Wilson’s ministry, made an unsolicited and unsuccessful offer to buy Christianity Today (CT) for $10 million.
Peter Thiel, Zambian Sorcery, John Huffman
“Signs and Wonders” is a column that shares thoughts on news items that either do not rise to the level of a news story for MinistryWatch or are slightly (perhaps even significantly) outside of our ...
Break comes as Bishop Derek Jones declined to participate in investigation he and his lawyers deemed unlawful.
On Sunday, Archbishop Steve Wood, who heads ACNA, temporarily restricted Bishop Derek Jones, who oversees the JAFC, from ministry, citing “credible complaints” alleging “abuse of ecclesiastical power.”
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