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Adult Survivors Act resulted in 2500 lawsuits
The New York’s Adult Survivors Act, a law that opened a window for adult sexual abuse victims to file lawsuits in cases that were otherwise barred by the statute of limitations, expired Nov. 23.
The Better Business Bureau's annual report found that older generations still trust religious groups, but overall they have fallen to third.
Religious organizations are no longer the most trusted charities, according to the BBB Wise Giving Alliance.
The grassroots philanthropic effort #GivingTuesday has raised an aggregated total of more than $11 billion within the United States for nonprofits since 2012.
‘We can be accidental accomplices in keeping people poor,’ TV travel host Rick Steves said he learned from Simon.
The Rev. Arthur “Art” Simon, the founder and first president of the Christian advocacy group Bread for the World, died Tuesday (Nov. 14), the organization announced.
Industry leaders oppose regulation as sham ministries go belly-up.
Medical Cost Sharing (MCS) promised donors it would cover their medical bills while its two owners turned the nonprofit ministry into a piggy bank.
Revenue falls at Salem Media Group amid economic headwinds and an ongoing advertising slump.
Broadcasting giant Salem Media Group (NASDAQ: SALM), one of few publicly traded companies in the Christian media market, released its third-quarter 2023 earnings on Monday with $63.5 million in revenue, a decrease of 5% year-over-year.
Sauls, a protege of the late Tim Keller, was placed on indefinite leave this past spring after apologizing for an unhealthy leadership style.
Scott Sauls, an influential evangelical pastor and author, has resigned from the Nashville megachurch he had led for the past decade.
Sports outreach for men, pen pal prison ministry, a church ‘escape room’ fundraiser, and Trail Life USA
Ministries Making a Difference: Sports outreach for men, pen pal prison ministry, a church ‘escape room’ fundraiser, and Trail Life USA
When churchgoers find a new congregation, most say their reasons for church switching had a little to do with both the old and new churches.
When churchgoers find a new congregation, most say their reasons for change had a little to do with both their old and new churches.
In a ruling on Friday, Cochise County Superior Court Judge Timothy Dickerson said the state’s clergy-penitent privilege excused two bishops and several other officials with the church, widely known as the Mormon church, from the ...
