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The Chalmers Center, a Christian organization leading the way in rethinking and responding to poverty, named Coy Buckley as its new president and CEO.
Ministry for children by children, Haven Ministries, Halle's Heroes, Unknown Nations
Ministries Making a Difference: Ministry for children by children, Haven Ministries president passes the baton, playgroup for children with special needs, International Day for the Unreached
Marvin was ordained in 1962, served in official roles 40 years
Charles W. “Chuck” Marvin, who led U.S. Missions Assemblies of God Chaplaincy Ministries for eight years, died May 5 in Poway, California, at the age of 88 after a lengthy illness, according to the AG ...
As the security crisis in Haiti continues, the humanitarian aid group Haiti Family Care Network is urging U.S. Christian donors to refrain from worsening the situation by donating to orphanages and to redirect their efforts ...
The rise and steady continuity of Bible Study Time
For decades, televangelists William and Freda Crews ran a successful broadcasting operation out of their South Carolina headquarters. Both have passed, but the couple’s programs live on through reruns — a phenomenon relatively common in ...
Mike Winger says he followed the fair use doctrine.
A four-hour long video critiquing the teachings of Benny Hinn by Bible teacher Mike Winger has survived an attempt by Hinn’s ministry and others to have it removed from YouTube.
T.D. Jakes, Liberty University, Jim Bakker, and Paula White
On This Date at MinistryWatch: T.D. Jakes partners with Wells Fargo, Investigation into Liberty University, Televangelist Jim Bakker, and Trump advisor Paula White.
The church had reached an agreement, but the city has brought charges again.
An Ohio pastor who has been sheltering homeless individuals at his church has once again been served with criminal charges.
Lego outreach, wildfire relief, fighting food insecurity, and tuition assistance
Ministries Making a Difference: Lego outreach, wildfire relief, fighting food insecurity, and tuition assistance
The religious humanitarian group had its accounts closed suddenly last year.
Bank of America shareholder Steve Happ, founder of Indigenous Advance Ministries, urged the bank to adopt a resolution to curb what was called viewpoint-based de-banking.
