COVID-19 Impact on Charitable Giving: New Study Shows Donor Optimism and Nonprofit Resilience
Study Says COVID Won’t Impact Giving, PPP Funds Saved Non-Profit Jobs, ECFA and MinistryWatch Database Changes
Now, the ministry may be facing legal trouble after Wommack disobeyed state mandates limiting crowd sizes to 175 people and then refused to honor a cease-and-desist order issued by the attorney general as Wommack hosted ...
According to a new report released Friday from two Christian groups, the United States is falling short of protecting persecuted Christians worldwide.
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Ruling protects Christian ministries
The Supreme Court has affirmed and clarified the “ministerial exception” rule to include lay people, stating that employees don’t have to be ordained to be considered religiously significant. The Court ruled 7-2 Wednesday that two ...
Kanye West Announces Presidential Run with Faith-Based Platform and Running Mate; Vatican-Owned Hospital Performs Historic Surgery on Conjoined Twins
Saving Conjoined Twins, Kanye for President, Today’s MinistryWatch Podcast, MinistryWatch & ECFA Database Changes
The Little Sisters of the Poor claimed victory at the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday after the Court upheld 7-2 the Trump administration’s contraceptive exemption.
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The U.S. Supreme Court gave religious liberty advocates a victory yesterday. The decision came in the case of Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue. The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that Montana’s no aid clause, also known ...