Some members say the process raises serious questions about who controls Second Baptist Church in Houston.
Retired pastor Ed Young started a $5 million online teaching ministry using Second Baptist's sermon archives — but some members say its launch raises serious questions about church governance.
Plus, Lifeway Research questioned, “Conservative Davos” meets in London, adoption “vibe shift”
In this week's Signs & Wonders, the decline of the Episcopal Church continues, Lifeway Research is questioned, and the "Conservative Davos" meets in London — plus, is there an adoption "vibe shift?"
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 ...
On today’s EXTRA episode, MinistryWatch President Warren Smith shares observations from a trip he recently made to Knoxville, Tennessee, to observe the 10-year anniversary of The Colson Center for Christian Worldview. The Colson Center has ...
One elder says the debate echoes the arguments that led to the PC(USA)’s decline.
The Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC) voted last week at its General Assembly to approve a "pastoral letter" to churches that opens the door to ordaining celibate, same-sex attracted individuals — a decision that has drawn ...
Plus, Kanakuk Kamps sued by sexual abuse victim, Seattle Pacific’s cuts, and more.
In this week’s review of the MinistryWatch archives, Brady Boyd resigns from leading New Life Church in Colorado Springs, another sexual abuse victim sues Kanakuk Kamps, Seattle Pacific University cuts its budget, and more.
The UK's Charity Commission steps in following the founder's recent death and whistleblower complaints about missing funds.
Weeks after its founder died, the British Charity Commission stepped in at Barnabas Aid — appointing interim managers to run the persecuted-Christians charity.
From Dallas to Lebanon and beyond, these ministries are helping uprooted families rebuild after war, persecution, and displacement.
From Dallas to Lebanon, Ukraine, East Africa and beyond, this week's Ministries Making a Difference looks at ministries helping uprooted refugees rebuild after war, persecution, and displacement.
Celebrating 10 years of The Colson Center for Christian Worldview
What happens when hundreds of "little platoons" come together? You get the beginnings of a powerful army. The Colson Center recently marked 10 years of ministry — and the best may be ahead.
Filing follows former pastor’s sex crime guilty plea.
More than 15 years after Thomas Pinkerton Jr. left Central Christian Church, the Baltimore congregation is facing legal action for crimes he allegedly committed while serving as its youth pastor.
