Docuseries highlights problems with today’s ‘investigative journalism’
On April 21, 1986, Geraldo Rivera hosted a two-hour television program. “The Secrets of Al Capone’s Vault” would open, on live television, a walled-off underground room once owned by the murderous gangster and thief. The ...
Snapshot of top happenings from this past week
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On today’s program, a third prosecutor has been appointed in the trial of Anglican Church in North America Bishop Stewart Ruch after the first two resigned. The Bishop is on trial with the denomination for ...
Elkin Valley Baptist Church moved into new worship center in Sept. 2024
Online scammers stole $793,000 in the middle of a capital campaign.
Still, cases of discrimination continue to arise, demonstrating need for continued legal defense.
In the last several years, public interest law firms have been stacking up wins for religious liberty at the United States Supreme Court.
Calvary Chapel Cary pastor secretly lists property, Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church’s radical generosity, Stuart Briscoe dies, and more.
Happenings reported by MinistryWatch on this date in history.
Kirbyjon Caldwell pleaded guilty to scamming elderly out of $3.5M
A Houston pastor released from prison has returned to lead the church he helped build.
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.
At least six women have accused Gregory Wayne Jones of abuse
An Idaho pastor has been charged with human sex trafficking and forcible penetration after reaching a plea agreement with local prosecutors.
Chaplains who run into battle—literally or figuratively—with weapons of a different kind
Last week, the Army Chaplains Corps celebrated 250 years of ministering to U.S. soldiers. In 1776, Gen. George Washington himself requested that chaplains be added to the army to “meet soldiers’ religious and spiritual needs, ...
