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Across the country and the globe, World Vision is continuing a multi-pronged effort to meet the needs of people facing the health crisis and the secondary effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Globally, the crisis that ...
Seattle Pacific University President Daniel J. Martin will resign April 5 to take a new leadership role at the foundation of a national healthcare system, he announced in an emailed statement to the SPU community.
The Oregon program is the nation’s only stand-alone Christian school not dependent on a parent university. It is part of Christian Chefs International, a 23-year-old organization of 2,000 members having its annual conference this week ...
Leave it to a children’s minister to explain the apostle Paul’s spiritual transformation by making a video about the conversion of eggs, flour, sugar, and chocolate into brownies. And don’t be surprised when that minister ...
A successful businessman and Air Force veteran, Baker, who died unexpectedly this week at 72, once dreamed of going into ministry. After the military, he got a job in the corporate world but stayed involved ...
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Financial Transparency in Question: A Ministry Spotlight
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Donor Advised Funds, and Salary Information for 500 Christian Ministries
Great generosity does not require great wealth
Great generosity does not require great wealth
Seven months after closing its COVID-19 field hospital in New York City’s Central Park, Samaritan’s Purse is opening another one to treat overflow patients suffering from the coronavirus in western North Carolina.
Jesus Film Project, Elder Orphan Care, The Immigration Coalition, and Woman’s Missionary Union
Ministries Making a Difference: Jesus Film Project, Elder Orphan Care, The Immigration Coalition, and Woman’s Missionary Union
As tensions continue between coronavirus-related health restrictions and religious liberty, the Supreme Court late Wednesday ruled in favor of houses of worship, barring New York from enforcing certain limits on attendance at churches and synagogues ...
