Ministry News Archives - Page 16 of 114 - MinistryWatch
Overland Missions added to database, government grants takes top story, and salary data for ministry leaders
Here at MinistryWatch, one of our goals is to equip donors with the information they need to make wise decisions with their giving. That’s why we manage our database, which rates more than 1,000 of ...
The hidden risks and loopholes of nonprofit dissolutions.
Despite amassing billions of dollars in charitable contributions every year, a surprising number of nonprofits (about 30%) don’t survive beyond a decade.
Missouri judge denied camp’s motion to dismiss
A Kanakuk Kamps sexual abuse survivor can continue his lawsuit, according to a Missouri judge.
Updates may reshape how churches, ministries handle charitable giving, compliance, governance
The Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) has released a 27-page document listing a wide range of federal tax and legal updates for churches, ministries, and other nonprofit organizations in 2025. The ECFA predicts the ...
Liberty University, Our Daily Bread data breach, Bruxy Cavey resigns, Charlie Kirk leaves Liberty, James MacDonald returns to pulpit
ONE YEAR AGO: On March 6, 2024, MinistryWatch reported that the federal Department of Education had imposed its largest-ever fine, $14 million, under the Clery Act against Liberty University as part of a settlement agreement ...
Ministries investing in the next generation
Ministries Making a Difference: Ministries investing in the next generation
World Vision is Largest Recipient with over $661 million in total government grant money.
With the new Trump administration making news with its federal funding freeze proposals, the issue of nonprofits, and specifically Christian ministries, receiving government funding has been in the news and a matter of conversation. Recently, ...
Christian ministries interviewed by MinistryWatch are leaning into advocacy efforts.
Nonprofits are engaging in less policy-oriented advocacy than they did 20 years ago.
Police allege the attack was part of a plot to restart life with new lover
A woman who was arrested in October 2024 in Angola, Africa for the alleged murder of her missionary husband has now been formally charged as a "co-author" in his death.
At NRB Conference, attendees express ambivalence about squabble over what to call Gulf of Mexico.
Normally more likely to voice support for President Donald Trump’s decisions, attendees and speakers at a gathering of conservative Christian broadcasters expressed ambivalence this week about the White House’s resolve to bar The Associated Press ...
