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Attorney ordered to pay over $76K in fees for AI-generated misrepresentations.
The attorney defending Duane Youngblood in the defamation lawsuit filed by T.D. Jakes has been sanctioned by a federal court because he presented documents containing material fabricated by artificial intelligence.
Most churches have discipline protocols to address unrepentant sin—but don’t use them
Most pastors say their churches have policies in place to address significant misbehavior by church members, but few have actually used those policies recently.
Who will lead those small churches all over the United States?
One of the crucial services the Rev. Tony Marr provides as leader of the Higher Ministries consulting firm is to connect young pastors — fresh out of seminaries and Bible colleges — with churches that ...
Matthew Cuppett is charged with grooming and exploitation of a minor
A mental health counselor for two counseling services in Metro East St. Louis in Illinois has been charged with five counts related to sexual exploitation of a minor.
Son-in-law and daughter will take reins at The Potter’s House
T.D. Jakes, the well-known pastor of Dallas megachurch The Potter’s House, plans to step aside later this year.
Most of the nation’s largest seminaries are evangelical.
Seminary enrollment is up, according to data collected by the Association of Theological Schools (ATS), an accrediting agency for seminaries.
Morris, who resigned as Gateway’s pastor, faces five counts of lewd or indecent acts with a child.
Gateway Church founding pastor Robert Morris has been indicted by a grand jury in Oklahoma for five counts of lewd or indecent acts with a child.
EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Last Friday (Feb. 28) MinistryWatch President Warren Smith delivered a plenary session speech to the “To Be Human” conference hosted by St. Luke’s Anglican Church at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Below is ...
The hidden risks and loopholes of nonprofit dissolutions.
Despite amassing billions of dollars in charitable contributions every year, a surprising number of nonprofits (about 30%) don’t survive beyond a decade.
Rader led the Salvation Army five years before becoming president of Asbury University.
Decades before church leaders became as famous for their sneakers and aircraft use, Paul A. Rader, the first American-born general of the Salvation Army, showed a different, unassuming approach.
