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A Tennessee pastor known for controversial stands on COVID-19 and the 2020 election has been banned from the social media giant Twitter.
Cho, who preached a Korean version of the prosperity gospel, remained a beloved figure even after being convicted of embezzlement.
The founder of one of the world’s largest megachurches has died, according to news reports from Korea. The English-language Korean Herald reported that the Rev. Cho Yong-gi died at a Seoul hospital on Tuesday morning ...
Helping those in need is a biblical principle, so the increase in direct cash gifts to people struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic should come as no surprise. But is direct giving taking the place of ...
Carolina Bible Camp’s all-day bluegrass festival Saturday was a time for pickin’, fellowship and remembrance.
Bradley and his wife, Jan, founders of the Lamia Afghan Foundation, spent a lifetime moving from base to base and up through the ranks of the U.S. military, serving country, community and churches. Then in ...
How to Access and Understand Form 990 for Informed Giving: Free Webinar by MinistryWatch
ECFA Membership Changes, MinistryWatch Database Changes, Trump’s Faith Advisory Board, How To Read A Form 990
Twenty Years Later, ‘In Christ Alone’ Still Inspires Millions to Sing
Compassion International is not a relief organization—typically spending $4 million annually on disasters, or 1% of a $650 million worldwide programming budget—but it is one of several global agencies responding in Haiti, one of the ...
Re:new Project, Disaster Relief, Entre Amigas
Ministries Making a Difference: Re:new Project, Disaster Relief, Entre Amigas
Safe Families for Children may be experiencing a crisis after some of its 100 local chapters have left the network to start new, independent groups that work only with traditional male-female families. Ken Norwood, the ...
