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ONE YEAR AGO: Two Christian ministry leaders in Florida have been arrested for their part in fraudulently obtaining COVID relief funds totaling over $8 million.
Both Christian bands promote Children International on their tours.
MercyMe and Newsboys, two popular and well-known Christian music bands, have partnered with the child sponsorship group Children International as part of their band tours.
In a third round of rulings, judge determines the ministry violated laws in rescinding a job offer.
After a string of flip-flop rulings, a federal judge has ruled that Christian humanitarian aid organization World Vision is liable for violating laws of discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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ONE YEAR AGO: A pastor who had a flash of fame in a reality tv show was arrested last week for using his contracting company to pocket $250,000 in elder fraud.
Board cites Dalton Thomas Lifsey’s sexual infidelities in last decade
Frontier Alliance International announced that its founder and president resigned Nov. 20 citing “burdens” related to his marriage and sexual infidelity.
Christians, especially our leaders, should tell the truth. We should not parse words. We should not prevaricate. We should not make unsubstantiated claims.
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On The MinistryWatch Podcast Mike Bickle and IHOP-KC, John Stackhouse, Trust in Christian Ministries Declines.
In its answer, the insurer argues that Kanakuk failed to state a claim for relief against it.
ACE American Insurance Company denies it must provide coverage to Kanakuk Kamps for claims filed against the camp by sexual abuse survivor Logan Yandell.
Early numbers suggest 2023 giving will match last year.
Donors gave $3.1 billion to American nonprofit organizations on GivingTuesday, an annual event the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Author who advocated for women’s leadership loses job over inappropriate behavior toward women.
Evangelical theologian John G. Stackhouse, Jr. has been terminated from his job at Crandall University after a six-month investigation into alleged inappropriate behavior toward female students on campus. Allegations arose at the small Baptist college ...
