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Had worked with a number of high-profile Christian ministries
An agreement with state legal regulators bars former President Donald Trump's legal adviser Jenna Ellis from practicing law in Colorado.
Stolen money allegedly boosted conservative media company’s revenue
The Epoch Times, a once obscure Chinese-American newspaper that rose to prominence as a promoter of Donald Trump and conservative causes, is distancing itself from a top executive arrested for allegedly laundering at least $67 ...
The bill might push ministries to avoid filing Form 990s through church classification.
A new piece of legislation introduced earlier this month would require not-for-profit organizations to report grants they make to foreign entities.
Many of them were passed in reaction to compelled disclosure in states like California.
This week, Georgia became the 19th state in the U.S. to pass a law protecting the privacy of members, donors, and volunteers of nonprofit groups. The Personal Privacy Protection Act, signed into law by Georgia ...
T.D. Jakes, Liberty University, Jim Bakker, and Paula White
On This Date at MinistryWatch: T.D. Jakes partners with Wells Fargo, Investigation into Liberty University, Televangelist Jim Bakker, and Trump advisor Paula White.
Sean Feucht, Eric Metaxas, and Russell Johnson among event organizers
Evangelical activist and musician Sean Feucht, pastor Russell Johnson and conservative author Eric Metaxas headed a pro-Israel rally at Columbia University in response to the “Gaza solidarity encampment” established by students a week ago.
Ukraine, Israel to receive funds
Conservative Christian leaders who had been imploring Speaker Mike Johnson to back assistance for Ukraine and Israel in fighting their wars celebrated the House’s passage of foreign aid packages Saturday
Critics of the former president question motives
Former president Donald Trump is calling the nation to turn to God by purchasing his God Bless the USA Bible.
As a devout Muslim teenager in Iran, Mansour Khajehpour sought out a church to burn down—but instead came face to face with the Gospel
As a young Muslim, he wanted to do his part to aid the revolution. What won his heart for the Gospel was the hospitality shown by sisters from the Roman Catholic church.
Gethsemani is one of a growing number of churches dealing with city zoning regulations challenging its compassion ministries
Another church, this time in Arizona, is dealing with alleged zoning code violations for a benevolence food pantry it has operated for nearly 25 years.
