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After a contentious five-hour meeting on Tuesday (Sept. 28), the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee called for a further week of deliberations with a special task force on sexual abuse after failing to agree on ...
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TrustBridge Global Foundation, which works to make direct global charitable giving common, pain-free, and inexpensive, has granted more than $65 million to international groups during the past three years.
North Carolina is the 9th most populous state in the nation, but because of a couple of powerhouse ministries, it punches above its weight and ranks 5th on MinistryWatch’s list of states with the most ...
Amid the Boy Scouts of America’s complex bankruptcy case, there is worsening friction between the BSA and the major religious groups that help it run thousands of scout units.
Fill the Stadium, Jesus Film Project, Immigration Coalition, Billy Graham Rapid Response Team
Fill the Stadium, Jesus Film Project, Immigration Coalition, Billy Graham Rapid Response Team
Churches and ministries are facing mounting pressures to implement youth protection policies, shifting from a retroactive mitigation strategy towards a more proactive and preventative approach. This could include requiring safety training, watching for abuse indicators ...
COVID-19 vaccine refusal rates may be high among white evangelical Christians, but the International Mission Board—which deploys thousands of missionaries—is not hesitant about the shot.
A Delaware judge on Tuesday refused to delay a key hearing that could determine whether the Boy Scouts of America can emerge from bankruptcy later this year with a reorganization plan that would compensate thousands ...
The American Civil Liberties Union and Americans United for Separation of Church and State said a Kentucky court case calling for taxpayer-funded residential childcare providers in the state to disclose their religious affiliations has been ...
