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.
Congregation divided after pastor shielded convicted son's access to school children.
Protesters gathered outside a Fort Worth-area church Sunday as members voted on whether to reinstate a pastor at the center of a months-long controversy involving a registered sex offender's access to a K-12 school.
Strengthening America through service, religious liberty advocacy, and support for military families.
As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, these ministries are strengthening America through service, religious liberty advocacy, and support for military families.
New Lifeway study offers a teachable moment for the evangelical church.
Many Americans aren't mathematically literate, so we interpret data through the lens of what we want to see. A new analysis of the Lifeway Gen Z churchgoing study shows why critical thinking—not wishful seeing—matters for ...
Asbury is no longer an approved school for United Methodist ordination candidates due to its stand on sexuality.
The United Methodist Church cut Asbury Theological Seminary from its list of approved schools for students seeking UMC ordination due to its stance on sexuality.
