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Deaf and hard-of-hearing persons are some of the most unreached people in the world.
It is widely believed that out of the world’s population of between 150 and 250 million deaf persons, only 2% are professing Christians, making them one of the largest unreached people groups in the world. ...
Federal lawsuit filed by 18-year-old claims she was physically, mentally, and sexually abused
Another lawsuit against the leaders of Circle of Hope Girls Ranch and Boarding School alleging multiple instances of abuse was filed this week in federal court in Missouri, this time by the youngest person yet ...
Free coffee, Bible translations in deaf languages, rebuilding community after genocide, Best Christian Workplaces
Ministries Making a Difference: Free coffee, Bible translations in deaf languages, rebuilding community after genocide, Best Christian Workplaces
Leadership strategist and author previously served at NewSpring Church
Christian leaders around the country are mourning the passing of Unstuck Group founder and lead strategist Tony Morgan, who died of complications from a heart attack.
Sarah Young dies, World Vision leader imprisoned, Paula White-Cain advises Trump, Perry Stone admits to inappropriate behavior, and lawsuits filed at TBN
On this date at Ministry Watch: Sarah Young dies, World Vision leader imprisoned, Paula White-Cain advises Trump, Perry Stone admits to inappropriate behavior, and lawsuits filed at TBN
Knox Area Rescue Ministries restores dignity and hope to the area’s homeless population
In the 1960s, five pastors saw the need to create a place for Knoxville's homeless population. What started as a place for men is now a refuge for men, women, and mothers with children.
JESUS Film Project, Adult & Teen Challenge
Uncharted Ministries is helping to pay off the debts of Christian families in Pakistan who have become enslaved to brickyard owners who promise freedom but, through high interest rates and deceptive bookkeeping, fail to deliver.
Liberty University, Samaritan’s Purse, and James Robison are top users of private aircraft
Liberty University, Samaritan’s Purse, and James Robison are top users of private aircraft.
Organization’s spending exceeds revenue, net assets remain high
Operation Underground Railroad, an anti-trafficking group, has seen significant upheaval over the last few years.
SBC Acting President resigns, Nathan Zacharias maintains father’s innocence, MacArthur sues California, and Mark Driscoll resigns.
On This Date at MinistryWatch: SBC Acting President resigns, Nathan Zacharias maintains father’s innocence, MacArthur sues California, and Mark Driscoll resigns.
