New HHS Rules for Faith-Based Orgs, Charities and Civil Society, Race Matters, and Remembering a Lawyer for the Kingdom
A Chicago pastor has been indicted on federal charges that he stole more than $800,000 intended for food programs for needy children and spent it on a luxury car and other personal expenses.
Is It Time To Kiss And Make Up? ____________ When Chick-fil-A’s foundation announced in November it would no longer contribute money to the Salvation Army, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the Paul Anderson Youth ...
More than 5,500 low-income households in the Los Angeles area recently received a welcomed “Christmas gift” when a local church helped them pay off $5.3 million in medical bills, according to media reports. “No strings ...
What Can Christian Schools Teach? Last week the Supreme Court said it would hear two cases that could decide whether church schools or the government decides who teaches religion classes. Both cases began in 2015 ...
A Wilberforce Moment for Liberia
A Washington, D.C., congregation asks, “What can we see God end in our generation?” ________ Todd Phillips was once a lot like the young adults he found himself pastoring. At age 24, looking for ...
Printing Houses For The Poor, Christianity Today Bombshell, Mormons Raise Endowment Questions, and More
Legislation that will protect churches and other nonprofit organizations from having to pay taxes on some employee benefits will become law if a bipartisan appropriations package is approved by Congress as expected this week.
2017 Tax Law’s Impact on Giving, More Chick-Fil-A Fallout, Jewish Donor Supports Christian Ministry, and a Christmas Toy Story
A Preemptive Strike. An investigative report by Mindy Belz at WORLD is calling into question the accuracy of claims made by the Christian non-profit Preemptive Love Coalition. According to Belz’s story: “Texas-based Preemptive Love Coalition, ...