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I did not have the privilege of meeting Labib Madanat. He died in 2021 of a heart attack. But if the true measure of a person is in the legacy he leaves behind, then I ...
On today’s program, Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard sues for defamation after six women accuse him of sexual assault. We’ll have details. And, MinistryWatch reporter Marci Seither visits Joni & Friends in Tennessee as ...
Mike Bickle accused, Eric Metaxas controversy, Jerry Falwell Jr. sues Liberty, James MacDonald ‘disqualified,’ and MinistryWatch alerts donors about Steven Furtick
Mike Bickle accused, Eric Metaxas controversy, Jerry Falwell Jr. sues Liberty, James MacDonald ‘disqualified,’ and MinistryWatch alerts donors about Steven Furtick
A Conversation with missionary Anthony Sytsma
Most Christians who are active in church have been in this situation before. You’ve just listened to a compelling presentation about a need in some far-away corner of the world. Or perhaps it was a ...
One couple embraces counter-cultural approach to generosity
David and Keelie Luttrell try to heed Jesus’ teaching in Luke 12:15.
Charitable solicitation statutes exist in 38 states and the District of Columbia
Ministries that have a “Donate Now” button on their website should evaluate whether they may need to register in states with a charitable solicitation law.
Ballard claims accusations were unleashed to tear down his reputation.
Tim Ballard, the founder of Operation Underground Railroad and subject of the anti-trafficking movie “Sound of Freedom” has filed a defamation lawsuit against six women who accused him of sexual misconduct and assault.
Christian ministries and other non-profit organizations have played a huge, positive role in American culture. If you don’t believe me, just read Benjamin Franklin, Alexis de Tocqueville, Robert Bellah, Rodney Stark, Arthur Brooks…the list goes ...
Two Washington churches move past decades of disagreement to become one body.
Northside and Sunrise merged by choice, borne out of a love for each other and a desire to combine their strengths — and put aside their differences — to point more people to Jesus.
Weeks before election, report eyes immigration struggle for persecuted Christians
WASHINGTON (BP) – The U.S. resettled more Christians fleeing persecution in fiscal year 2024 than it has since 2016, Open Doors and World Relief said in a report unveiled Oct. 14 as insight for policymakers ...
