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Welcome to the MinistryWatch podcast. On today’s program, a COVID outbreak at Kanakuk Kamps, a popular Christian camp in Missouri. Also on today’s program, pastor and author John Ortberg is in the midst of a ...
On today’s program, The Supreme Court is handing down decisions on an almost daily basis. We look at a couple of those decisions that will have an impact on churches and Christian ministries. Also, GOD ...
On today’s program, the campus ministry Christian Union is learning new ways to minister in the age of COVID-19. A new survey says that while many Christians WANT to return to church, they still have ...
On today’s program, an Alabama pastor is under fire for liking a couple of posts on Twitter. Now the city of Birmingham is canceling contracts with his church. Also on today’s program, Moody Bible Institute ...
On today’s program, well-known pastor Tim Keller announced that he has pancreatic cancer. Also on today’s podcast, non-profits are growing increasingly frustrated with Facebook. And we hear about a doctor, whose conversion to Christ in ...
On today’s program, the death of Ravi Zacharias due to cancer has caused some Christians to start promoting alternative therapies. We examine both their claims and their effectiveness. We also look at how the COVID-19 ...
On today’s program, more media outlets are converting to non-profit status. Will that change how news is reported? Also on today’s program, conservative Anglicans win a major lawsuit against Episcopalians in Texas. And a well-known ...
On today’s program, Norma McCorvey, the Roe of Roe v. Wade, is the subject of a new documentary that has pro-life groups up in arms. Also on today’s program, GOD-TV is generating controversy because of ...
On today’s program, our ongoing investigation of the Bible translation organization Wycliffe Associates continues. Also on today’s program, Liberty University makes significant cuts to its philosophy department. Is it a sign of things to come? ...
Samaritan’s Purse closes its hospital in Central Park as the COVID Crisis abates there. Some churches are re-opening, while others are making plans. And the “new normal” could include a new financial environment: Habitat for ...
