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Eighth consecutive month index is essentially unchanged
ANALYSIS–The MinistryWatch Index was flat throughout July, remaining unchanged from the month before. The MinistryWatch Index is based on the revenue of 38 large Christian ministries, ministries that represent all of the 21 ministry segments ...
Snapshot of top happenings from this past week
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Calvary Chapel Cary pastor secretly lists property, Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church’s radical generosity, Stuart Briscoe dies, and more.
Happenings reported by MinistryWatch on this date in history.
Chaplains who run into battle—literally or figuratively—with weapons of a different kind
Last week, the Army Chaplains Corps celebrated 250 years of ministering to U.S. soldiers. In 1776, Gen. George Washington himself requested that chaplains be added to the army to “meet soldiers’ religious and spiritual needs, ...
David Platt, SBC, Gateway, Homeless Encampment
Letters and emails we get from readers.
Also releases AI benchmarking tool
Gloo, a technology platform that describes itself as helping “build a more connected ministry”, acquired Masterworks, the marketing and fundraising company that works with ministry nonprofits.
St. John’s Church in Miami is saved, Biblica rebounds, Lamor Miller-Whitehead robbed, and more.
ONE YEAR AGO: On August 1, 2024, MinistryWatch reported that three days before the historic property of St. John Institutional Missionary Baptist Church in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood was to be sold in foreclosure, the Southeast Overtown/Park ...
‘Place-based’ ministry
As a homeschooling mom with four kids, one thing I appreciate about the Charlotte Mason method of education is that it takes a less traditional, inside-out approach to most subjects. In geography, instead of mapping ...
Court says accusers can move forward with lawsuit
The Texas Supreme Court has ruled that a lawsuit against the Institute for Basic Life Principles and its founder Bill Gothard can continue.
Snapshot of top happenings from this past week
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