March for Life provides moment for reflection
Editor’s Note: Most Saturdays we will feature this “Editor’s Notebook” column. MinistryWatch President Warren Smith will offer his opinion on stories in the week’s news or, sometimes, offer a behind-the-scenes look at how and why we ...
Last January, March for Life participants gathered for the first time after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, celebrating a long-sought victory even as they shifted their focus to the state level — the ...
A now-retired pastor from Virginia won a verdict of over $200,000.
Retired United Methodist Church (UMC) minister Patsy Tony was recently awarded $241,200 in a defamation suit against former parishioner Norma Jean Polley.
Ratio Chrisi leaves ECFA; MinistryWatch creates new Pro-Life/Adoption Category in Database
On today’s program, Doug Wilson—the pastor who leads what some call a Reformed religious empire in Moscow, Idaho—has hired a law firm to protect himself and his organizations from defamation.
Many churches are stepping up to provide overnight warming shelters for those experiencing homelessness in their cities. But not without a cost—both financially and, for some, legally.
Open Doors releases list of most dangerous countries for Christians
On today’s program, Doug Wilson—the pastor who leads what some call a Reformed religious empire in Moscow, Idaho—has hired a law firm to protect himself and his organizations from defamation. We’ll have details. Also, Bishop ...
Johnny Hunt, Anglican Church abuse investigation, Nyack College, and a psychic medium
Here's what was happening on this date two, three and four years ago.
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.
