Downgrades for Bethlehem College and Seminary; Upgrades for Precept Ministries
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On today’s program, The King’s College in New York City shut its doors in 2023 under a mountain of debt—now, it’s launching a ‘go-forward plan’ in an effort to reopen. We’ll have details. And, a ...
Robinson defends gesture, used at his speech at National Pro-Life Summit last week, as ‘attempt at dry wit.’
A small Anglican denomination has dismissed a priest for his apparent imitation of an Elon Musk salute at a public event, saying he had been inappropriately “trolling” pro-abortion supporters.
Federal Law requires dissolving nonprofits to distribute to other nonprofits
A century-old church has chosen to close and sell its property and give the earnings to charity.
The 50-year-old case grows cold again
A retired pastor accused of killing an 8-year-old girl whose remains were discovered in a Pennsylvania park nearly 50 years ago has been acquitted.
But they'll need help.
The Trump administration has halted a resettlement program for some refugees who have been awaiting resettlement for years.
With high net assets and leaderships salaries, ministry now in the ‘Withhold Giving’ category
Trinity Broadcasting Network’s (TBN) Donor Confidence Score recently fell.
Lifeline Children’s Services working to help nearly 50 families finalize in-process adoptions
Families who were in the final stages of bringing children home from China when the communist country ended the program are placing new hope in the Trump administration.
Often the solution involves a model with a continuum of care options.
Recently, a charity in the UK urged Christian donors to stop supporting orphanages and to give to family-based care. MinistryWatch reached out to American ministries focused on orphan care to get their response.
