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Pastor Steve Marusich claims the charges are revenge.
A former teaching elder in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), who was critical of the way the Central Indiana Presbytery handled allegations brought against Dan Herron, is now facing seven charges and possible excommunication. ...
The school received pushback after firing an employee who refused to sign a statement affirming biblical sexuality
In January, a salaried employee since 2020 was fired from her senior director position after declining to sign Fuller’s statement of faith.
WORLD News Group (WNG) announced Sunday (Feb. 4) that the organization’s founder, Joel Belz, died from Parkinson’s disease complications at his home in Asheville, N.C. He was 82.
Experts weigh in on nonprofit to for-profit transitions.
Grand Canyon University (GCU), a Christian university in Arizona with 117,800 on-campus and online students, operated as a nonprofit from 1949 to 2004 before becoming a for-profit under a publicly traded parent.
These stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of January. We present them in a “countdown” format, from 10 to 1.
Petition with 20,000 signers is demanding tour’s cancelation
A liberal faith-based organization has launched a petition against the Rev. Franklin Graham’s southern border tour, calling on venue organizers to withdraw their invitations.
A former Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) pastor and former members of the congregation he led have reached a joint agreement to settle a defamation case. In 2019, Kara Million and Abigail Gschwend-Harris, members of ...
Small-town pastor is set to be sentenced following criminal charges
An Ohio pastor was found guilty of criminal charges on Monday, January 22, for his connection with the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol three years ago.
The ministry in Virginia has until the end of the month to relocate.
Mechanics of Faith has until the end of January to find a new location for their operations that serve several dozen people every month.
What matters now is what happens next
First of all, I should say plainly that Alistair Begg – who gets so much right – got this one wrong.
