LIFE Outreach unseats Liberty University as top user of private aircraft.
In this month's Pastors & Planes, where we track private planes used by pastors and Christian ministries, LIFE Outreach Intl unseats Liberty University as the biggest user of private aircraft.
Churches in Springfield offer legal help, childcare, and prayer as immigration raids escalate.
In Springfield, Ohio, churches are a lifeline for Haitian immigrants facing ICE raids after TPS ended. Faith leaders offer food, legal aid, and childcare as families face detention and separation.
Ministry withholds Form 990 as a recognized church while facing a growing $7M deficit.
After founder James Robison's death, LIFE Outreach faces financial strain and continued transparency questions.
Plus, Episcopal Church decline, SBC baptisms grow, evangelicals call for relief for Afghan allies.
In this week's Signs & Wonders, the national debt tops $40 trillion. MinistryWatch President Warren Smith argues we are stealing from our children and hastening America's demise. He also notes the Episcopal Church decline, ...
In August of 1801 — 225 years ago this month — a great religious movement swept the country brought with it the phenomenon of the camp meeting. The famous Cane Ridge, Kentucky, meetings of that ...
Catholic bishop, physicians join challenge, saying law violates religious and free speech rights.
Lutheran Care Center, oncology and rehabilitation physicians, and a Catholic bishop have filed a federal lawsuit against Illinois state officials challenging the state's recently passed End-of-Life Options Act, also known as Deb's Law.
Bishop alleges bylaw changes violate Book of Discipline and threaten church's standing.
The Texas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church filed a lawsuit Aug. 10 against Highland Park Methodist Church, claiming church leadership is attempting to sever ties with the denomination through changes to its bylaws.
The Bucket Ministry’s recent Kibera project led to over 22K professions of faith.
As a recently-converted Christian, Christopher Beth went on a mission trip to the Brazilian Amazon with his daughter in 2012. He had no inkling the trip would change his life.
Plus, RZIM continues with little transparency, St. John Institutional Missionary Baptist Church saved from auction, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, churches and ministries are also targets of email phishing scams, RZIM keeps operating with little transparency, Rev. Thomas McKenzie killed in car crash, and more.
These ministries rely on doctors, local workers, volunteers, and partners serving amid disaster, disease, and war.
Who stays when crisis strikes? From earthquake zones to rural clinics and conflict areas, these Christian ministries rely on doctors, local workers, volunteers, and partners serving where the need is greatest.
