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Training ‘missionettes,’ graduating through adversity, supporting redemption through prison reentry, and Hurricane Beryl disaster relief
Through a partnership with World Missionary Press, Harrell Family Missions in Honduras is training young women (‘missionettes’) to share the Gospel door-to-door.
Hwang also faces lawsuit against his philanthropic foundation
Once one of the wealthiest evangelicals in the U.S., celebrated as part of a “new evangelical donor-class,” Sun Kook (“Bill”) Hwang now faces the possibility of life behind bars.
Christian ministries took more than 332 flights on private aircraft in May
MinistryWatch, in collaboration with the Trinity Foundation, each month publishes a list of the private planes belonging to pastors and Christian ministries.
Matt Redman’s reported abuse, David Jang sued, Church mourns Chris Swain, and American Bible Society
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Matt Redman’s reported abuse, David Jang sued, Church mourns Chris Swain, and American Bible Society
Details about the transaction were not made public.
Gloo, a technology company that describes itself as helping “build a more connected ministry” has acquired two sister news sites from Christianity Today.
Emergency clean water, local church deaf ministry, off-grid public hygiene stations, new university president
Ministries Making a Difference: Emergency clean water, local church deaf ministry, off-grid public hygiene stations, new university president
A check-in revealed a healthy start to its goal.
Last year, Child Evangelism Fellowship announced an ambitious goal of reaching 100 million children each year. MinistryWatch checked in with CEF to learn about the ministry’s progress toward this goal.
AI Bible Translations, pro-life work continues, Boy Scouts of America
On This Date at MinistryWatch: AI Bible Translations, pro-life work continues, Boy Scouts of America
When the good guys have to work with the bad guys
Aid workers face new challenges of bringing compassionate care into places where nonprofits and aid groups seem to be the only stability in the absence of government control over lawbreakers.
Mother Mary P. Patterson, who was the widow of a Church of God in Christ presiding bishop and became known for her efforts to preserve the history of the historically Black Pentecostal denomination, died June ...
