Christina Hello, everyone, I’m Christina Darnell, the managing editor of MinistryWatch. Welcome to the MinistryWatch podcast. In today’s extra episode, I talk with Warren Smith about some news items that are slightly (even significantly) outside ...
Settlement closes lawsuit stemming from volunteer's assault of teenage boy.
Immanuel Baptist Church in Little Rock, Arkansas, one of the largest churches in the state, has settled a nearly two-year-old sexual abuse lawsuit through its insurance carrier. The case involved Reagan Danielle Gray, a female ...
Plus, NPR blunder, Texas schools Bible readings, iPhone degrees
On this week's Signs & Wonders, the revival myth persists — plus, an NPR blunder, Texas school Bible readings, and iPhone degrees.
These ministries have Donor Confidence Scores below 50.
The Salvation Army and Samaritan’s Purse are among 249 ministries that earn a Donor Confidence Score below 50 — scores that MinistryWatch believes warrants withholding support.
Evangelical Christians should earnestly hope for, pray for, and work for revival. Maybe that’s why we’re always looking for and too often declaring, with only limited evidence, that revival has broken out. We want it ...
How to give wisely as Christian ministries respond to the disaster
Before you give to Venezuela earthquake relief, remember: boots on the ground matter, matching gift schemes can mislead, and a crisis doesn't make a poorly-run ministry suddenly trustworthy.
MinistryWatch's top 10 stories for June included G.O.D International, Orange investigation findings, an EPC vote on same-sex attracted pastors, and more.
Plus, North Carolina churches serve local communities, USC uses AI for Bible translation, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives: televangelist Jimmy Swaggart died at age 90, over 1,000 North Carolina churches joined in a community service initiative, USC used AI for Bible translation, and more.
After 43 years with the ministry, the long-time executive director is facing multiple myeloma.
Phil Johnson, long-time executive director of Grace to You, is retiring on July 1, making room for new leadership at the ministry.
Ministry leader accused of stealing $375,000 from youth mentorship program.
Agape Ministries in Canton, Ohio, claimed to provide mentorship to at-risk youth. Now its founder and CEO, Jamar Fleming, has been indicted on charges of diverting $375,000 in donations for personal use.
