Plus, prediction markets, Anglican growth, Presbyterian split
In this week's Signs & Wonders, Compassion International's AI kerfuffle — plus, gambling by another name, Anglican growth flattens, and Presbyterians split (again).
A quick look at the news will let you know that the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) are on fire. International observers say that in the past five years we have seen at least ...
Ex-Chapel pastor John Camardo, who aided women accusing a camp leader, will serve 8 years.
A former New York megachurch pastor who helped women pursue sexual misconduct allegations against another ministry leader — and later faced a $3.1 million lawsuit over his involvement — was sentenced Oct. 19 to eight ...
Plus, Beverly Heights leaves EPC, Scott Sauls resigns, Village Church moves away from multi-site model and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, ACNA Archbishop Steve Wood takes a voluntary leave of absence, Beverly Heights leaves the EPC after a long battle, and the Village Church moves away from ...
Samaritan’s Purse tops the list with $1.6 billion in revenue.
Samaritan’s Purse tops the list of largest Christian ministries in 2026 with $1.6 billion in revenue. Two ministries on the list achieved Donor Confidence Scores of 100.
Five Christian ministries helping grieving families find support, community, and hope long after a loved one dies.
The funeral ends. The meals stop arriving. Friends return to their routines. But grief doesn't follow the same schedule. This week for @MinistryWatch, we highlight five Christian ministries walking alongside families through and long after ...
OCC report says nine major banks limited services over beliefs, including to faith-based nonprofits.
A federal report finds nine of the nation's largest banks limited services over customers' beliefs, including Christian ministries.
A London conference reveals four lessons from a region where faith is growing amid conflict.
A London conference reveals four lessons from the Middle East and North Africa, a region where faith is growing amid conflict.
Sey, who was arrested by ICE last week, believed he was following legal process for long-term residency.
Christian blogger Samuel Sey, who was arrested by ICE last week, has been removed to Canada. His wife says Sey believed he was following the legal process for long-term residency.
Mt. Zion members say "the people are still here" as they plan to rebuild.
A historic church in Johnson County, Missouri, burned to the ground Oct. 14 in a fire that church officials believe was started by lightning.
