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At Liberty University, Veterans’ Complaints Keep Coming
The Regent University board of trustees has voted to officially change the name of its student center to the Dede Robertson Student Center in honor of the late wife of Christian Broadcasting Network founder and ...
Nathan Peachey asked donors to support a variety of ministries—The Joseph Project, Jericho Outreach, Jericho Outreach-Norway, Christian Charity Foundation—promising some people that their money would not only support religious and humanitarian work but also deliver ...
A preliminary voting report in the Boy Scouts of America bankruptcy indicates the group’s reorganization plan has failed to win the desired support from tens of thousands of men who say they were sexually abused ...
The Baptist General Convention of Texas, one of few Southern Baptist groups that historically has not specifically excluded women from church leadership roles, passed a resolution at its 2021 General Convention earlier this month to ...
A New Jersey state appeals court has overturned a former Camden pastor’s conviction on two counts of sexual assault of a minor after ruling that a confession used as evidence against him was improperly obtained.
The Florida Supreme Court has declined to hear the case of a Florida pastor who claimed he was defamed by a Miami-area television station that broadcast reports about his business dealings.
Bishop Stewart Ruch III of the Anglican Church in North America’s Upper Midwest Diocese has taken a leave of absence after admitting he mishandled sexual abuse allegations.
A prominent Anglican bishop has announced a leave of absence after admitting he mishandled allegations of abuse.
Texas megachurch has an interrelated web of ministries that offer little information to the public
Gateway Church, Gateway Publishing, Gateway Music, Pastor Robert Morris Ministries, and the Robert Morris Evangelistic Association—all these entities seem to be interconnected, but there is little financial and organizational transparency made available to the public.
Christian musician Matthew West thought he was poking fun at overprotective dads with a new song “Modest Is Hottest.”
