The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of June.
These kinds of stories are hard to write and hard to read, but they are vital to our mission of restoring transparency, accountability, and credibility to the Christian church and the Christian ministry world.
How we can help restore credibility to evangelicalism
Editor’s Note: The following article is an excerpt from Faith-Based Fraud: Learning From The Great Religious Scandals of our Time. The book is now available at Amazon and other on-line booksellers.
MinistryWatch has added salary information for 2,865 senior leaders to the profiles of its database. These salaries come from the Form 990s of 558 ministries.
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MinistryWatch has enhanced its Financial Efficiency Rating so that ministries will be rated in comparison to those in its peer group, and not in comparison to every ministry in the database. The formulas at the ...
New book chronicles some of the most fascinating religious frauds of our time – and what we can do to prevent them
MinistryWatch this week released a new book, Faith-Based Fraud: Learning from the Great Religious Scandals of Our Time. The book is by MinistryWatch President Warren Cole Smith.
Why and How We Do What We Do
Welcome to MinistryWatch! We hope you enjoy the daily content we provide, all designed to restore and enhance the TRANSPARENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY, and CREDIBILITY to the Christian ministry marketplace. MinistryWatch has been around since 1998, but ...
MinistryWatch stands for transparency and accountability. That’s why we think it is important for Christian ministries to be as transparent as possible with donors and with the public. That’s why MinistryWatch grades every ministry in ...
One of the most interesting – and, if well understood, most helpful – aspects of the MinistryWatch database its 5-star rating system. So let’s unpack the system so you can know what it does, and ...
