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Sen. Chuck Grassley sent a list of questions to the humanitarian aid ministry regarding its work in Gaza.
World Vision, the $1.4 billion Christian relief and development ministry, has told U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley that it denies claims it aided terrorists in Gaza.
Ministries step up during crisis, minister to bikers, and provide trauma counseling.
Volunteers with HonorBound Motorcycle Ministry traveled to South Dakota to share the Gospel with bikers pouring into the area for the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Women’s conference donated more than $5 million to illumiNations, but questions remain about status of projects
Jennie Allen’s IF:Gathering and illumiNations 12 Verse Challenge have teamed up to raise money for bible translation efforts since 2021. They plan to once again partner at the IF:Gathering 2024, which is already sold out.
Robert Chambers says leaders of the American Family Association looked the other way when he was harassed by another male leader.
A former vice president of the American Family Association has sued the ministry, accusing leaders of firing him after he reported alleged sexual harassment and financial irregularities.
Alaska park for special needs individuals, art classes in Lebanon, fighting food insecurity in Niger, and summer camp.
Horizons International has been hosting art classes for believers in Lebanon, plus Palmer First Church of the Nazarene in Alaska recently opened a 9,000-square-foot fully accessible and inclusive park for disabled and special needs individuals ...
Here are the stories that had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of August, presented in a “countdown” format, from 10 to 1.
Ministry claims to reach millions through open air events in Africa, Cuba, Mexico, and Vietnam
The mission of Reaching Souls International since its founding in 1986 has been to “reach the maximum number of people for Christ in the least amount of time and in the most efficient way.”
A ministry that serves children in Uganda had its account restricted and closed based on its “risk profile.”
“Upon review of your account(s), we have determined you’re operating a business type we have chosen not to service at Bank of America,” read a letter received on April 27, 2023 by Indigenous Advance Ministries, ...
Several charities have come to the aid of victims of the Maui wildfire despite their own losses.
Questions about how it reaches those numbers remain unanswered.
Called “this generation’s Billy Graham” by some, Nick Hall has a fervor for evangelism and prayer and claims to have shared the “message of Jesus” with more than 300 million people.
