Latest list highlights persecution of sub-Saharan African Christians
n its annual list detailing countries of concern when it comes to persecution against Christians, the watchdog organization Open Doors International highlighted outbreaks of violence against sub-Saharan African Christians, where 16.2 million were forced out ...
The former Washington-based pastor is set to find out next month if his defamation lawsuit will proceed.
Former Together Church pastor Micahn Carter is suing his former assistant for accusing him of rape in 2021.
It claims that the board members have acted for their own personal benefit.
TCT Ministries, a nonprofit, faith-based television network, has sued four of its board members for abusing their board positions and violating their fiduciary duties for their own financial benefit.
Dordt’s dean of chapel encourages students to consider how they can help—by not going.
In his role as chief of staff and dean of chapel at Dordt University in Iowa, Aaron Baart is helping college students rethink what it means to support missions or even become a missionary.
Ministry’s third president will have served four years
Cru, the $811 million international ministry formerly known as Campus Crusade for Christ International, announced Monday that president Steve Sellers will step down in July.
This week MinistryWatch President Warren Smith walks you through some of the recent changes we’ve made to the MinistryWatch website, and why we think these changes will help us serve you better. The producers for ...
Bible Study Fellowship (BSF) began in 1960 to conduct Bible study classes in the United States and throughout the world.
Thirty-one Black churches have received a total of $4 million to help preserve their buildings and the Black history they represent.
Seek and Save, Youth for Christ, ChinaAid, and an unlikely partnership.
Youth for Christ, in its 2023 Ministry Report, says 7,855 youth made decisions for Christ in fiscal year 2022-2023 as a result of its ministry.
Christ Church leader claims defamations are ‘causing real damage’
Doug Wilson, the incendiary leader of a religious empire in Moscow, Idaho, who routinely questions the faith of other Christian leaders and groups, has now hired a law firm to defend himself from those who ...
