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Questions of policy within the Evangelical Presbyterian Church
A storm is brewing in the Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC) and a “meaningful group of churches” are considering other options, according to Pastor Nate Atwood, the pastor of St. Giles Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, N.C. ...
The suit claims Robert Morris and Gateway misrepresented its use of tithe funds from members.
Gateway Church, facing controversies after sexual abuse allegations against founding pastor Robert Morris, now faces a class-action lawsuit filed by members concerned about the stewardship of the money they contributed.
A roundup of ministries providing relief in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene
Ministries Making a Difference: A roundup of ministries providing relief in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene
Gov't has a role, but churches & Christian ministries are “new paradigm” for disaster relief
The whole world is now seeing what the people of western North Carolina have lived through this past week.
Ratings Drop for Communitas International, Ozark Christian College; Rise for George Fox U., Seattle Pacific U.
MinistryWatch Database Changes MinistryWatch now has more than 1,000 ministries in its database. These ministries represent more than $44 billion in total revenue, most of that donor revenue from evangelicals. The following ministries have their ...
On today’s program,, Christian ministries are on the forefront of relief efforts as cities in Western North Carolina grapple with loss after Hurricane Helene. We’ll take a look. And, a Georgia congregation locked out of ...
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Water Mission and World Vision among ministries providing disaster relief
Disaster relief workers from Mennonite communities arrived outside Asheville, N.C. to help clear the back roads as government services focus on main thoroughfares as well as search and rescue.
Lawsuit claims minor was abused and assaulted by another child.
A missions agency that has faced allegations of historical abuse within its ranks is now being sued by an alleged victim.
The centers won an injunction against the state attorney general.
Pregnancy resource centers in New York will continue offering abortion pill reversal assistance after they won a preliminary injunction in federal district court last week.
