On today’s program we have internationally recognized psychologies and trauma scholar Diane Langberg. She has come face to face with the trauma of sexual abuse, trafficking, domestic violence, and rape – and its cover up. ...
Abuse survivor says her memory was repressed until last year.
Another lawsuit has been filed against Kanakuk Kamps, its affiliated businesses, and its president Joe White, this time by a female who says she was a victim of long-time camp employee Peter Newman. The plaintiff, ...
What next for U.S. ‘mainline’ Presbyterians?
The Presbyterian Church (USA) is nearing the latest turning point in its half-century struggle over biblical sexuality—namely, LGBTQ clergy and marriage—that could give liberals powerful new leverage against traditionalists, if they choose to exercise it.
Ministry says it was ‘scapegoated’ for city’s overwhelming homelessness crisis
On April 8, a few dozen people stood outside The Salvation Army’s Denver headquarters for a protest organized by Housekeys Action Network Denver (HAND) against the Christian ministry’s partnership with the city.
President says “no,” but some alumni not sure
Falling enrollment, faculty cuts, and administrative resignations — Bob Jones University appears to be a college in turmoil. While some alumni are critical of recent decisions, they are also cheering for change in hopes the ...
James Whitford has ignited a charity revolution, and the flames are spreading.
Downgrades for Convoy of Hope and UnfoldingWord; Upgrades for New Life Family Services and Stadia
Here at MinistryWatch, one of our goals is to equip donors with the information they need to make wise decisions with their giving. That’s why we manage our database, which rates more than 1,000 of ...
On today’s program, Bob Jones University President Josh Crockett announced this week that he may be transitioning into a different role—he’s served as president of the school for less than a year. We’ll have details. ...
Association for Biblical Higher Education Commission on Accreditation accepts college’s response.
Professors who say they were fired from Appalachian Bible College in West Virginia in retaliation for filing a complaint with the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE) will get no relief from the accrediting agency.