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The churches received a grant for the new facility.
And while Harvest House may not boast Amazon’s $500 billion revenue — or any, for that matter — Organ is proud that the ministry now feeds an average of 300 families every week, providing them ...
Inspiration Ministries, YMCA of the USA, EMF (K-Love), American Center for Law & Justice have greatest number of execs on list
Below is a list of 100 highly paid Christian ministry executives. The information was derived from the latest available Form 990 prepared by the ministry itself.
These church and ministry leaders died in 2023.
These are the Top 25 stories of the year, as ranked by the number of page views at the MinistryWatch website.
(RNS) — Leaders of the International House of Prayer, an influential charismatic evangelical prayer and mission group based in Kansas City, announced Friday (Dec. 22) that they have cut ties with founder Mike Bickle. In ...
Bible verses on topics like hope and peace were among the most searched for.
The YouVersion Bible app — which includes hundreds of Bible translations in multiple languages, Bible reading plans, devotionals and a place to share prayer requests — tries to steer clear of politics or culture war ...
Global Assist provides executive coaching to native disciple-making ministries
As part of the new paradigm of missions, Global Assist serves native church planters and disciple-making ministries as a consultant and executive coach to ensure the world is reached for Christ.
Ministry provides unused medications to patients who can’t afford them
A ministry in Colorado Springs, Colorado, uses surplus medications to serve people in need.
The list includes some of the nation’s largest charities rated based on their pro-life and pro-family views.
End-of-year givers concerned with giving to organizations who support pro-life causes may look to American Life League’s (ALL) Charity Watchlist.
In a third round of rulings, judge determines the ministry violated laws in rescinding a job offer.
After a string of flip-flop rulings, a federal judge has ruled that Christian humanitarian aid organization World Vision is liable for violating laws of discrimination based on sexual orientation.
