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A private foundation is suing Unlikely Heroes and its founder and CEO, Erica Greve, on allegations that the anti-sex trafficking nonprofit misrepresented its rescue home operations and breached its contract involving an online education program, ...
A Texas nonprofit that encourages Christians to pray, vote, and engage in political activism has filed an appeal with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service after being denied tax exempt status due to its alleged exclusive ...
The Boy Scouts of America are reportedly close to an agreement on how to compensate the tens of thousands of victims who have filed sexual abuse claims against the organization, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Christian Women in Media, Ron Hutchcraft Ministries, Slavic Gospel Association
Christian Women in Media, Ron Hutchcraft Ministries, Slavic Gospel Association
Kanakuk Ministries has demanded that the owners of a website called FactsAboutKanakuk.com “cease & desist” from activities that Kanakuk’s attorney says “violates the law in several areas.”
A Catholic, city-funded foster and adoption agency that adheres to a biblical definition of marriage and chooses not to place children with same-sex couples can be exempted from serving such couples, the Supreme Court ruled ...
As Southern Baptists opened their annual meeting, the debates that have rocked the nation’s largest Protestant denomination in recent months almost immediately became part of the business on the crowded convention floor.
Katie Logan says the beloved physics teacher and girls basketball coach at her Christian community’s school sexually abused her in 2001 when she was 17.
Ed Litton, senior pastor of Redemption Church in Saraland, Alabama, was elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention during a session of the SBC’s annual meeting Tuesday (June 15).
Abara, a nonprofit providing for the physical and emotional needs of more than 10,000 asylum seekers before, during, and after COVID-19, seeks to engage across cultural divides.
Since its launch in spring of 2019, Abara has cared for more than 10,000 asylum seekers, some short term for a meal or a toiletry pickup and others long term, spanning months. Their main role ...
