ECFA Membership Changes, MinistryWatch Database Changes, On This Date at MinistryWatch
ECFA Membership Changes, MinistryWatch Database Changes, On This Date at MinistryWatch
On today’s program, a pastor and the brother of the Rev. Al Sharpton is in legal trouble again. We look at Operation Underground Railroad, the organization on which the new movie “Sound of Freedom” is ...
Standing Stone Ministry began in 2002 to provide pastoral guidance for pastors and their spouses, with a focus on building strong, healthy marriages, navigating crises, and warding off disasters so their ministries may flourish.
A new study looked at how worship leaders pick music for services — at a time when a handful of megachurches dominate the market.
Though churches like Australia-based Hillsong and Bethel Church in California have met with scandal and controversy, worship leaders still keep singing their songs, a new study found.
Reverend Kenneth Glasgow received 30 months for social security, mail fraud and drug conspiracy
A judge has sentenced Alabama pastor and activist Kenneth Sharpton-Glasgow, half-brother of Reverend Al Sharpton, to 30 months in federal prison for drug trafficking, income tax evasion, and lying to obtain Social Security disability benefits.
National and local ministries supporting women in crisis pregnancies continue their work faithfully.
Recently, the Chronicle of Philanthropy published an article saying that “rage giving” to abortion advocacy groups after the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June 2022 has dropped off. MinistryWatch spoke to several pro-life ministries ...
Direction 61:3 is a young ministry in North Texas that is trying to serve an overwhelming need.
Direction 61:3 is a young ministry in North Texas that is trying to serve an overwhelming need.
A letter from the president of the SBC's National African American Fellowship expressed concerns over recent SBC decisions to bar churches with women pastors.
Earlier this year, Southern Baptists expelled five churches from the nation’s largest Protestant denomination for having women as pastors.
Alliance’s student body was very ethnically diverse, with 30% African American, 30% Hispanic, 20% Asian and many of the rest international in the most recent school year.
Alliance University, a Christian college in lower Manhattan that primarily served minority students, announced it will close this year after losing its accreditation amid other hurdles.
Today’s list includes ministries that receive a score of less than 40, and fall into the “Withhold Giving” category. You can see the details of each ministry — including the 20 questions we ask and ...
