In Austin, 150 immigrant churches are growing and serving the immigrant community.
The Anglican Church of North America’s Diocese for the Sake of Others (D4SO) began the Diaspora Network to “bring together immigrant and diaspora communities across North America for resourcing, fellowship and mission.”
A ministry that serves children in Uganda had its account restricted and closed based on its “risk profile.”
“Upon review of your account(s), we have determined you’re operating a business type we have chosen not to service at Bank of America,” read a letter received on April 27, 2023 by Indigenous Advance Ministries, ...
Several charities have come to the aid of victims of the Maui wildfire despite their own losses.
Crossfire Ministries began in 1995 as a Christian food pantry in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Now, Crossfire Ministries provides food to around 10,000 people each year.
Today’s podcast is based on this week’s “Editor’s Notebook” column, which you can find here. In today’s episode I mention Dr. Jean Twenge’s 2017 article in The Atlantic magazine. That article is “Has The Smart ...
Historic church is asking for donations as it risks losing three of its main buildings.
One of Miami's oldest Black churches has until September 11 to pay back a $1.6 million mortgage taken out in the church's name by its former pastor.
First known for its undercover investigations, the group now uses most resources to boost its online presence.
While the nonprofit still conducts investigations, the next of which should be released soon, Live Action’s Vice President of External Relations Kimberly Bird told Ministry Watch the majority of its resources now go to develop, ...
The incidents have been organized by extremist groups who consider Christians to be enemies of the Jewish people.
As anti-Christian incidents perpetrated by religious Jewish extremists have increased in number during the past several months, church leaders are pleading with government officials to take the matter more seriously.
Months after a Kenyan pastor forced his followers to starve to death to meet Jesus, the government has banned his church and four others to protect citizens from religious extremism.
Howe is the Executive Committee's fifth top leader in five years.
Officers of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee have named Jonathan Howe to serve as the group’s interim leader.