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After 43 years with the ministry, the long-time executive director is facing multiple myeloma.
Phil Johnson, long-time executive director of Grace to You, is retiring on July 1, making room for new leadership at the ministry.
The UK's Charity Commission steps in following the founder's recent death and whistleblower complaints about missing funds.
Weeks after its founder died, the British Charity Commission stepped in at Barnabas Aid — appointing interim managers to run the persecuted-Christians charity.
From a suspected feigned illness to a car packed with shredded documents, the COVID-era case reads like a crime thriller.
From a phantom payroll of 480 employees to a car packed with shredded documents, the COVID fraud case against the Edwards family and ASLAN International reads like a crime thriller — and ends with a ...
Ten cautions for faithful Christian donors
Dan Burrell gives 10 tips for donors who want to love small ministries well. "Asking wise questions is not a lack of faith. It is an act of stewardship. Accountability protects leaders, honors donors, and ...
Lamb faced multiple hardships in recent years, including family disputes, abuse allegations, and health struggles.
Joni Lamb, Daystar TV co-founder, dies at 65. Lamb and her first husband founded Daystar in the 1990s and grew it into one of the nation's largest Christian networks. The ministry experienced a series of ...
Camp’s sex abuse scandal inspired Trey’s Law
Kanakuk Kamps CEO passes baton for teen camp, but critics demand more change.
Iran Alive Ministries is encouraging Christians and sharing the gospel with Muslims
With many eyes on Iran since the U.S. struck the country at the end of February, one ministry is working to encourage Christians impacted by the war, and share the gospel with Muslims.
Allberry exits Immanuel Nashville, Keller Center after past relationship deemed ‘disqualifying’
Immanuel Nashville Pastor Sam Allberry resigns from the church and The Keller Center after he was deemed "disqualified" over an "inappropriate relationship with an adult man."
Lawyers for victims’ families called the decision “proper.”
Camp Mystic in Texas says it will not open for the summer 2026 season. Lawyers representing families who lost children in last year's floods called the decision "proper."
Fake accounts and bots prove to be major problem for polling industry
As UK's Bible Society goes on the defensive after retracting its report on revival, the polling industry grapples with the growing problem of fake accounts and bots.
