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These stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of June.
Some faculty disagree with denomination’s stance on LGBTQ issues
The denomination overseeing Calvin University has asked the Grand Rapids, Michigan, school to develop a process for dealing with faculty members who disagree with parts of church doctrine.
Group of former members conducted their own investigation into allegations at the Baltimore church.
Matt Veader and his group of friends, calling themselves the Millstones, followed the evidence and documented allegations of abuse and what they considered concealment by the church.
Wood will replace Foley Beach, who has been the archbishop of ACNA for a decade.
On Saturday, June 22, The Rt. Rev. Steve Wood of St. Andrews Church in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, was elected the next archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America.
Two faculty members at Appalachian Bible College were fired May 6 after filing a complaint with the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE).
Ratings rise for Medical Teams International, Global Catalytic Ministries, Mercy Chefs; Drop for American Family Association
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Choir leader’s pastor charged with failing to report abuse
A court has sentenced a former church choir leader to two years in state prison after he pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a 15-year-old choir member.
Two committees will look into theology of Sarah Young’s bestseller
The Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) will spend the next year investigating the book “Jesus Calling” to assess its “appropriateness for Christians.”
The university has plans to continue its ministry through a new entity.
When Lincoln Christian University (LCU) planned its closure last October, it expected it would have $2.6 million in outstanding debt.
Announcement comes less than two weeks before election of next presiding bishop
Two of the five bishops being considered for the top leadership role in the Episcopal Church are currently subjects of church discipline investigations, the denomination disclosed Thursday afternoon (June 13).
