Daughter of Heather Thompson Day and Seth Day reported alleged abuse, leading to arrest.
(RNS) — More details have emerged regarding the arrests of Christian author and influencer Heather Thompson Day and her husband, Seth Day, a Christian college professor. The two were arrested last week and charged with ...
Here are resources mentioned in today’s episode: Ryan Burge makes a compelling case that Black Protestants and White Evangelicals have much more in common with each other than either group has with other religious ...
Read this month's most-read stories on the MinistryWatch website — another SC church removes a registered sex offender from ministry roles, Al Mohler walks back blasphemy law support, and more.
Federal judge trims lawsuit against SBC leaders, orders settlement talks before possible trial.
A federal judge dismissed most claims against Southern Baptist Convention leaders in David Sills' lawsuit, but defamation claims against Guidepost, Al Mohler, and Southern Seminary survive. A settlement conference is now ordered before any trial. ...
Plus, Cru’s 75th birthday, cutting screen time, major free speech award, and more.
In this week's Signs & Wonders, remembering Annie Dillard — plus, Cru's 75th birthday, cutting screen time, a major free speech award announced, and more.
Heather Thompson Day and Seth Day are co-authors of a best-selling Christian book on relationships.
Heather Thompson Day and husband Seth Day, bestselling Christian authors, have been arrested for alleged abuse.
In the early 1990s, Mark Whitacre appeared to have everything a young corporate executive could want: an Ivy League doctorate, wealth, prestige and a rapidly rising career at Archer Daniels Midland. By age 32, he ...
Fraudulent deeds and disputed property transfers are creating headaches for some U.S. churches.
The West Saint Mark Church of Christ in Chapel Hill, N.C., has been developing property for a new building over the past two decades. Those plans nearly stalled when Pastor Timothy Peppers got a call ...
Plus, disaster relief groups help after Hurricane Helene, YWAM founder dies, NFL star becomes face of a Mississippi scandal, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, Mike Bickle is “permanently disqualified” from holding church office, relief for Hurricane Helene victims, YWAM founder dies, and more.
Investigation alleges group pressured attendees into thousands in debt for finance courses.
The pastor of one of the nation’s largest churches will no longer speak at Life Surge, a series of Christian leadership and finance events accused of pressuring attendees into taking on thousands in debt.
