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Samaritan’s Purse, Premillennialism, and the Form 990
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This month's Top 10 most-read stories on the MinistryWatch website: Metro World founder resigns, Gateway wins on appeal, Johnny Hunt defamation suit dismissed, and more.
The anti-trafficking group doesn’t list legal services among its operations.
Anti-trafficking organization Our Rescue wins a $158 million federal contract to provide legal services to unaccompanied immigrant children — despite not listing legal services among its operations.
Foundations School equips struggling students with practical skills and spiritual grounding near the Canadian border.
"We had this funny vision that we were going to take in all the lost, hurting kids." Two friends made good on that promise — building a faith-based school in Naples, Idaho, from the ground ...
Plus, the true meaning of retirement, and donor-advised funds as a discipleship issue.
In this installment of Conversations — a reader pushes back on 'Don't Leave Your Children All Your Money.' Plus, is retirement in the Bible? And, framing donor-advised funds as a discipleship issue.
Plus, historic St. John’s Church is saved, Biblica bounces back, and more.
This week in MinistryWatch history: The King's College closed, a historic Miami church was saved from foreclosure, Biblica rebounded, the "Bling Bishop" robbery took a dramatic turn, Zacharias Institute leaders resigned, and John Ortberg stepped ...
Plus, other notable ministry happenings from this week.
In this week's Weekly Review, Family Life Ministries' Donor Confidence Score rises to a perfect 100. Plus, top stories, database changes, and other notable ministry happenings from this past week.
Judge converts case to Chapter 7, sidelining McGraw and Peteski Productions.
Since suing Trinity Broadcasting Network, Dr. Phil's Merit Street Media has entered Chapter 7 liquidation, launched a successor venture, and appealed the court's latest decision, reshaping its fight with the media giant.
Improper evidence gathering results in dismissal of one of six accusers.
A federal judge dismissed Celeste Borys from her lawsuit against Tim Ballard over her unauthorized access to his email accounts after she left her job as his assistant.
How faithful stewardship and accountability differentiate ministries in an age of cynicism.
Perception matters. Your ministry’s financial decisions, governance practices, and leadership actions are constantly building (or eroding) your credibility reservoir. The time to strengthen trust is long before crisis hits. MinistryWatch Board Chair Dan Burrell explores ...
