Jack Van Impe Ministries began in 1948 as a media platform for Jack Van Impe’s teaching ministry with his focus on connecting end times prophecies with current news.
A 10-person board of inquiry found there was probable cause to present Ruch for trial for violating denominational bylaws.
Bishop Stewart Ruch, a controversial figure in the Anglican Church in North America, will be brought to a church court trial, according to an announcement published to the denomination’s website Aug. 15.
A new survey from The Barna Group purports to highlight differences in giving levels between older givers and younger givers. But a closer look indicates that they may just have different priorities. Read the original ...
Despite being threatened with a lawsuit if he fails to remove certain content, the website creator plans to continue offering the forum for support and accountability.
In response to the sexual abuse scandals connected with Chi Alpha (XA) World Fellowship, survivors are sharing their stories on a newly created website designed to give voice to those impacted.
Law enforcement found Phillip Loveday dead in his car six days after his disappearance.
A Texas pastor who has been missing since August 2 has been found dead from a gunshot wound.
The ministry operates in 10 U.S. cities, offering a way out for women in the adult entertainment industry.
In 2009, at the encouragement of her church, Rachelle Starr founded Scarlet Hope as a 501(c)(3). Since then, the ministry has served more than 1 million meals to women, she said.
Students enrolling in the Multnomah School of Professional Studies are no longer required to sign a faith statement.
Beginning this fall, students attending the Multnomah University School of Professional Studies in Portland, Oregon, will no longer be required to sign a statement of faith to be admitted.
LoveWorks, Hawaii fires, Launch Global, and a Gulf Coast rescue mission
Ministries Making a Difference: LoveWorks, Hawaii fires, Launch Global, and a Gulf Coast rescue mission
Feds say con man raised $35 million by exploiting Florida church members
A con man with a previous conviction for wire fraud preyed on members of a Florida church, fraudulently raising approximately $35 million from at least 60 investors—many of them elderly and retired—through an unregistered securities ...