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Trends reported through the MinistryWatch quarterly executive survey.
Christian ministry leaders are relying more on Artificial Intelligence, according to the most recent MinistryWatch executive survey
Moore plans to continue speaking and writing.
Bible teacher and bestselling author Beth Moore announced Thursday (March 5) that her ministry will stop holding large-scale Living Proof events in 2027.
10 steps to spark practical paths to compliance to ECFA’s new LeaderCare Standard.
Keeping leaders from running on empty. ECFA's new LeaderCare Standard asks—what does sustainable leadership require? Here are 10 steps to spark practical paths to compliance.
It might seem like a win-win scenario, but ethical issues mar the practice.
Mark Brown has worked in the fundraising world for over 20 years, often helping ministries seek out donors. Several years ago, he was offered the opportunity to raise $8 million for a political candidate, and ...
Arms of Hope won its lawsuit against the City of Mansfield.
Arms of Hope is one of many ministries winning lawsuits against cities hampering their operations. One expert weighs in on why cities keep making regulations that run afoul of religious liberty laws.
Sager Brown Depot closing due to ‘unsustainable’ maintenance costs and effort to increase effectiveness
This month, the United Methodist Committee on Relief announced it will close down Sager Brown Depot, a UMC relief hub where thousands of volunteers have assembled hygiene kits to send to disaster areas throughout U.S. ...
List mostly corresponds with ratings in the MinistryWatch 1000 database.
A list of 310 organizations are certified as “Best Christian Workplaces” for “seek[ing] to honor God and reflect biblical values at work.”
Despite criticism, the Christian education curriculum provider is used worldwide.
Some say A.C.E. builds independent, self-motivated learners rooted in Scripture. Others argue it leans too heavily on memorization over critical thinking.
After coming under scrutiny and facing investigation in UK, ministry to persecuted Christians is turning things around.
Barnabas Aid is the subject of a Charity Commission investigation in the United Kingdom, but the charity that serves suffering and persecuted Christians worldwide is committed to repairing any lost trust and being fully transparent ...
Followed by Revival Today
Samaritan's Purse and Liberty University were biggest users of private jets during the month of January, followed by Revival Today.
