Christian Groups Respond to Hurricanes: How Faith-Based Organizations Are Providing Relief and Support
Christian Groups Respond To Hurricanes, MinistryWatch Podcast Expands, New Additions to ECFA, MinistryWatch Databases
A charity founded by Renee Bach, an American missionary accused of causing the death of more than 100 children in Uganda, has been dissolved after running out of operational funds and settling out of court ...
The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of July. We present them here in a “countdown” format, from 10 to 1.
The state of California refiled charges against Megachurch leader Naasón Joaquín García last week for child rape and human trafficking.
Gospel for Asia has filed for creditor protection in Canada, claiming fallout from the coronavirus and lawsuits in the United States and Canada have led to declining donations.
NY Times Misrepresents Church’s Role in COVID, Museum of the Bible Re-Opens
NY Times Misrepresents Church’s Role in COVID, Museum of the Bible Re-Opens
Today, more than 300 missions are part of Citygate Network (formerly Association of Gospel Rescue Missions), which is based in Colorado Springs, Colo. John Ashmen, Citygate’s president, says one of the country’s best missions can ...
A Christian adoption agency's legal fight with New York state over its policy toward unmarried and same-sex couples will continue under a federal appeals court ruling Tuesday.
PPP Funds Were Designed To Save Jobs, But Are They Really Fattening Coffers?
MinistryWatch examined the list of churches and ministries that received at least $2-million in PPP funds to see if there was a real need.