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Founder: ‘Church not complete without same-sex attracted people’
Strength in Weakness, a ministry to Christians who struggle with same-sex attraction and their families, is disputing claims that it practices conversion therapy after an Uncloseted Media investigation accused it of harming clients.
Victor Marx’s All Things Possible aids law enforcement amid his run for Colorado governor.
Victor Marx has a unique résumé. Since 2003, the self-proclaimed “high-risk humanitarian” has run a Christian ministry called All Things Possible (ATP) that operates in “the most menacing places on earth.” Prior to that, he ...
Lawsuits in Florida and Texas raise questions over trademark rights.
Two Christian media ministries are battling over the “Hope” trademark in federal court. Hope Channel alleges infringement, while Hope Media Group says its marks don’t infringe and have coexisted for years without known confusion.
The MinistryWatch Index was flat for a 3rd straight month in August, following June's 1.73% drop — the first monthly decline in over a year. World Vision and Food for the Hungry revenue losses drove ...
AI use among ministry executives has also increased.
Christian ministry executives tend to overestimate future revenue growth and underestimate declines, according to MinistryWatch's quarterly survey of ministry leaders.
Slander charge reversed because of definition.
The PCA's top court has softened Burk Parsons' censure from indefinite suspension to admonition—but the prosecutor calls it "overly generous." Parsons was accused of similar behavior back in 2018.
From prison ministry to deliverance teaching, Katie Souza's ministry has taken an otherworldly theological turn.
Katie Souza's ministry evolved from prison redemption to faith healing — and now to claims that aliens harvested her eggs to create a hybrid child. Her influence is climbing, and so is the ministry’s revenue. ...
Up 3.6% for the year
The MinistryWatch Index held steady in July after its first monthly drop in more than a year. World Vision and Food for the Hungry both posted steep revenue declines in June. Full analysis: [LINK]
World Vision accepting $238M as part of grant program.
Samaritan's Purse has declined a $300M State Department funding offer. President Franklin Graham says the ministry will keep relying on "God, not government" for support, while remaining open to future emergency partnerships with the U.S. ...
G3 president and three pastors resign after admitting to secretly targeting Texas preacher Tom Buck over plagiarism claims.
G3 Ministries is shutting down after president Scott Aniol and three pastors resigned after admitting they anonymously distributed sermon plagiarism allegations against #Tom Buck. #G3Ministries
