On today’s program, one of the early members of the influential Acts 29 church planting network is leaving – and going public with its reasons. Grand Canyon University, now the nation’s largest Christian college, faces ...
Former Celebration Church pastor settles claim, updates about new Bible translation project.
On this date at Ministry Watch: Charismatic preachers who prophesied a Trump victory.
Victim brought a claim against a NC church and school
Some child sexual abuse survivors in North Carolina are depending on a decision by the state’s Supreme Court to determine if they can sue their abusers and any institution who enabled the abuse.
Harvard study examines $10 billion in grants – none to evangelical groups
MacKenzie Scott is following through on her pledge to give away her wealth. So far, she’s donated some $16.5 billion to more than 1,900 nonprofit groups.
Exodus continues from church planting network
CityView Church in Fort Worth, Texas, a member of the Acts 29 network for nearly two decades, is the latest congregation to leave the formerly growing but now increasingly troubled network.
The Christian liberal arts university says it’s in ‘the strongest position it has ever been.’
Milligan University in Johnson City, Tennessee has announced a new president.
MinistryWatch’s annual lists of highly paid executives (one for Christian ministries and one for colleges and universities), just published, are among our most read posts of the year. They also generate the most questions and ...
Led group’s university & was member of executive leadership
The leadership exodus from the International House of Prayer in Kansas City (IHOPKC) continues with the departure of David Sliker, announced in a Jan. 3 tweet and press release.
Luke Commission, Christmas Party Clubs, Christmas tree farm, and more
The youth group at Solid Rock Church in Columbus, Georgia, hosted its first Christmas tree farm in 2023 to raise money for Speed the Light, an initiative that provides equipment to missionaries around the world. ...
American Family Association founder battled indecency with boycotts
Donald Wildmon, a southern minister who rallied evangelicals to promote decency and reverse America’s moral decline by employing advertiser boycotts as a culture war weapon, has died.
