The Christian youth camp claims the insurer withheld information during settlement negotiations with sex abuse survivors
Kanukuk Kamps is suing its insurance carrier, ACE American Insurance Company, for breach of contract and fiduciary duty and for bad faith refusal to defend Kanakuk over the lawsuit brought against the camp by a ...
World Vision retains #1 spot, but Samaritan’s Purse passes Compassion International
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Here at MinistryWatch we write from time to time about sexual sin, scandal, and brokenness. It has been my experience that many of these stories have pornography as one component of the story. It is ...
Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) President Bart Barber released a statement early Monday morning (Oct. 30) saying he takes “full responsibility” for the amicus brief that was submitted to the Kentucky Supreme Court on behalf of ...
The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of October.
Charismatic pastor Mike Bickle has led the ministry since 1999.
Mike Bickle, founder of the International House of Prayer in Kansas City (IHOPKC), has been accused of “serious allegations including sexual immorality.”
The Christian college in western Michigan takes no federal funds and is not subject to Title IX.
One present and one former Hillsdale College student filed a federal lawsuit alleging the institution failed to adequately investigate their claims of rape and misrepresented how safe they would be on campus.
FCA, The Block Cares, Every Generation Ministries, Children of the Nations, and more.
Ministries Making a Difference: The Block Cares, a nonprofit affiliate of The Block Church in Philadelphia, is connecting with inner-city youth through practical, hands-on projects, such as building a playground for an elementary school.
ECFA Member Changes, On This Date at MinistryWatch, MinistryWatch 1000 Database Changes
A glance back at the news at MinistryWatch this week, database changes, plus some highlights from history.
A friend-of-the-court filing has led to questions of whether the Southern Baptist Convention has changed its ways in dealing with abuse.
Abuse survivors, along with some members of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee and the SBC’s abuse reform task force, have denounced a Kentucky court filing by Southern Baptist entities aimed at limiting their liability ...
