The popular ‘Enjoying Everyday Life’ televangelist cited scandal at network
Joyce Meyer, the bestselling Christian author and longtime ministry leader and speaker, is pausing her programming with Daystar Television Network
"Faith-Based FEMA" again in action
The accusations are flying on the Left Coast. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is taking heat for her handling of the crisis in both the media and – especially – on social media. Newsweek asked, ...
Downgrades for Asbury Seminary, Pioneers; Upgrades for TrailLife USA, Alliance Defending Freedom
Before we get started, please let me say a hearty “thank you” to those of you who contributed to our year-end giving campaign. We had a goal of $135,000. We’re still getting checks in the ...
On today’s program, Orange—a church curriculum publisher who faced its share of scandal last year—announces plans to merge with another organization. We’ll have details. Also, an Atlanta Church gives $100 million to missions. We’ll take ...
How the onetime Christian student organization mobilized pastors in the 2024 election
At this year’s AmericaFest, a conservative conference sponsored by Turning Point USA, the organization’s founder, 31-year-old Charlie Kirk, was keen to give credit for President-elect Donald Trump’s November victory to God.
Daystar is losing a number of its popular stars after months of ongoing scandal at the influential Christian television network involving alleged abuse cover-up, spiritual abuse and financial misconduct.
The two will have shared oversight, but will maintain separate headquarters.
Orange, the Christian curriculum company that hosts one of the country’s most prominent family ministry conferences, is merging with Amazing Life Foundation.
New president of Cru, Stovall Weems settles lawsuit, new opportunity for bible translations, Acton Bowen sentenced
On this date at Ministry Watch: New president of Cru, Stovall Weems settles lawsuit, new opportunity for bible translations, Acton Bowen sentenced
Report shows greater spiritual engagement correlates with higher giving
The COVID pandemic is often pointed to as a reason that certain silos of giving declined during roughly 2019 through 2022. A new survey shows that evangelical giving has not rebounded and continues to drop.
Here at MinistryWatch we are energized by the pro-life issue. I’ve been writing about the pro-life issue myself for more than 40 years, and John Stonestreet and I included a chapter on the life issue ...
