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Ratio Chrisi leaves ECFA; MinistryWatch creates new Pro-Life/Adoption Category in Database
On today’s program, Doug Wilson—the pastor who leads what some call a Reformed religious empire in Moscow, Idaho—has hired a law firm to protect himself and his organizations from defamation.
Many churches are stepping up to provide overnight warming shelters for those experiencing homelessness in their cities. But not without a cost—both financially and, for some, legally.
Bible Study Fellowship (BSF) began in 1960 to conduct Bible study classes in the United States and throughout the world.
Thirty-one Black churches have received a total of $4 million to help preserve their buildings and the Black history they represent.
Seek and Save, Youth for Christ, ChinaAid, and an unlikely partnership.
Youth for Christ, in its 2023 Ministry Report, says 7,855 youth made decisions for Christ in fiscal year 2022-2023 as a result of its ministry.
We’re making some “tweaks” to the way we do things to serve you better
I’d like to highlight a few changes we’ve made in the past few weeks that we hope will allow us to serve you better in the future.
WEEKLY REVIEW: Database Changes, Podcast Highlights & More: Wisconsin Family Council, National Center for Healthy Veterans join ECFA
On today’s program, one of the early members of the influential Acts 29 church planting network is leaving – and going public with its reasons.
The college ministry is now on 177 campuses in 43 states.
Mark Lowrey, founder of Reformed University Fellowship (RUF), died on Christmas Eve at the age of 78 after battling an aggressive form of cancer.
Victim brought a claim against a NC church and school
Some child sexual abuse survivors in North Carolina are depending on a decision by the state’s Supreme Court to determine if they can sue their abusers and any institution who enabled the abuse.
Led group’s university & was member of executive leadership
The leadership exodus from the International House of Prayer in Kansas City (IHOPKC) continues with the departure of David Sliker, announced in a Jan. 3 tweet and press release.
