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Bill Hwang’s ‘age and good works’ considered mitigating factors
Archegos founder Bill Hwang, formerly one of the wealthiest Evangelical philanthropists, will spend 18 years in prison for business practices that led to more than $10 billion in losses to Wall Street banks in March ...
On today’s program, a former member of Village Church of Bartlett in Illinois is suing the church for defamation after the pastor allegedly accused her of an affair. Another family who supported the victim was ...
IMB missionaries work to nurture relationships with SBC’s 47K churches
Church Connections is the IMB’s effort to connect, nurture and deepen relationships with the Southern Baptist Convention’s 47,000 churches so congregations can hear and rejoice over what God is doing around the world.
Church leaders claim sexual activity on youth trip was consensual.
A North Texas family is suing First Baptist Dallas and two of its pastors over alleged sexual abuse that occurred during a church-sponsored youth missions trip.
Liberty University, Scott Lamb, and Mac Hammond had heaviest usage of private aircraft
MinistryWatch, in collaboration with the Trinity Foundation, each month publishes a list of the private planes belonging to pastors and Christian ministries as well as basic information about their usage by pastors and ministries.
Family that stood with alleged victim was excommunicated, former staff corroborate concerns
A lawsuit alleging that Pastor Michael Fuelling and the Village Church of Bartlett, Illinois defamed and intentionally inflicted emotional distress upon a former member has been filed in Cook County.
Tony Campolo, an American Baptist minister and sociologist who spent decades trying to convince evangelicals and other Christians that their faith should motivate them to address social ills like poverty and racism, has died.
Ukrainian newcomers to Texas — still struggling to adapt and learn a new language after fleeing Russia’s 1,000-day war on their homeland — prepared a special feast to show their gratitude to their English-speaking ...
