Ministry News Archives - Page 26 of 115 - MinistryWatch
RVs on a Mission, Trail Life membership surges, Samaritan’s Purse gifts Israel with ambulances, World’s Longest Yard Sale
New Harvest Assembly of God in Frankfort, Kentucky, rents out lots of its land to 40-45 vendors during the first weekend of August for the World’s Longest Yard Sale.
Charity Commission starts inquiry into international ministry over finances.
Barnabas Aid — also known as Barnabas Fund, which aids persecuted Christians — is being investigated by the Charity Commission in the United Kingdom.
Christian colleges, Chris Tomlin and Hillsong, Missouri boarding school abuse scandal, Ravi Zacharias, and Benny Hinn
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Record enrollment at Christian colleges, Chris Tomlin tours with Hillsong, Missouri boarding school abuse scandal, investigation of Ravi Zacharias, and Benny Hinn
The 90-year-old preacher/author will turn focus to broadcast ministry
Pastor, author and radio personality Chuck Swindoll announced he will preach his final sermon as pastor in October.
Annual Dutch Fest, Kids Ninja Challenge, feminine hygiene kits, FCA’s new director of Global Field Operations
On September 28, Elim Christian Services is hosting its annual Dutch Fest, complete with Dutch fare, wooden shoe dancers, reptile shows, petting zoo, train rides, and Elim’s Dutch Village shops.
Ratings Drop for Multnomah University, Set Free Alliance, The Potter’s House; Rise for Operation Blessing, Partners Relief and Development, Phoenix Rescue Mission
Ratings Drop for Multnomah University, Set Free Alliance, The Potter’s House; Rise for Operation Blessing, Partners Relief and Development, Phoenix Rescue Mission
Chi Alpha, Jerry Falwell Jr., Boy Scouts of America, David E. Taylor
On this Date at MinistryWatch: Chi Alpha campus minister indicted, lawsuit against David E. Taylor Ministries, settlement agreement for Boy Scouts, and Jerry Falwell Jr. injured
It claims refugee families and children will be hurt.
Bethany Christian Services has filed a federal lawsuit against the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity and the Office of Global Michigan (OGM) for discriminating against it because of its religious hiring practices.
Thousands of abandoned children will still need help.
Families waiting to complete the legalities of the adoption process and bring their children home from China were devastated last week when China announced it would end international adoptions. The decision announced on September 5 ...
Liberty University, Warrior Notes (Kevin Zadia), and Scott Lamb are top users of private aircraft
MinistryWatch, in collaboration with the Trinity Foundation, each month publishes a list of the private planes belonging to pastors and Christian ministries.
