Robinson was dismissed in January after making Nazi-like salute at pro-life summit
Less than four months after a Nazi-like salute cost him his license in the Anglican Catholic Church, the Rev. Calvin Robinson has been granted a temporary license to act as a priest from another small ...
You don’t see a lot of mergers in the Christian ministry space, but one recent merger caught our eye here at MinistryWatch. That merger was between CareNet and ICU Mobile. We thought it would be ...
Liberty University, Samaritan’s Purse continue to be biggest users of private aircraft
EDITOR’S NOTE: Barry Bowen of The Trinity Foundation compiled the flight information for this project. This month’s spreadsheet contains flights by Christian ministries during the month of April. MinistryWatch, in collaboration with the Trinity Foundation, ...
Trafficking is everywhere—sometimes right in front of us. You can help.
From the sex trade in Thailand and people kidnapped into cyber-scamming in Myanmar to forced labor in tourist centers, human trafficking is one of the world’s most widespread injustices.
Buice suspended from his church for running multiple fake social media accounts
An influential Calvinist pastor who quit the Southern Baptist Convention over concerns that it was too liberal has been suspended by his church for causing controversy online.
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.
Commencements, scholarships, and service at Christian colleges and universities
Ministries Making a Difference: Commencements, scholarships, and service at Christian colleges and universities
Church is refusing to resettle white Afrikaners
The Episcopal Church is terminating its partnership with the U.S. government to resettle refugees, citing moral opposition to resettling white Afrikaners from South Africa who have been classified as refugees by the Trump administration.
A road trip through “flyover country” reminds me of what’s important
I learned that real, life-changing and culture-changing work is happening in places that are not New York or Washington, or Los Angeles.
Petitt’s two-decade tenure transformed the small North Carolina school.
Dr. Charles Petitt, the longtime president of Carolina University whose leadership reshaped the school into a modern, globally connected institution, died Wednesday night (May 7) following a heart attack.
