Jang has had ties to Newsweek, Christian Post
Business ventures related to David Jang, the controversial Korean-American religious leader behind Olivet University and The Christian Post, are under investigation by federal authorities.
Largest lawsuit of its kind
More than 180 churches have joined together to sue the North Georgia Conference and its leaders, seeking to leave The United Methodist Church with property.
Search for new president could take year or more
The Covenant College Board of Trustees announced they have appointed Dr. Brad Voyles as interim president beginning July 1st, 2023.
Says mission is not relief & development, but to serve the church
Voice of the Martyrs is currently partnering with four Turkish congregations to help with earthquake relief, though that is outside their normal scope.
COH has more tripled in size in last 5 years
Convoy of Hope, a faith-based, humanitarian organization that has distributed more than $2 billion in aid since its founding in 1994, is on a roll, nearly tripling in size since 2018.
Does the potential conflict of interest make it unwise or unhealthy to run a ministry like a family business? On the other hand, a family member’s insider experience might prove invaluable.
Joe Rigney, a controversial Twin Cities seminary president with ties to influential author John Piper and Idaho pastor Doug Wilson, resigned Monday (April 3), due to what the school’s board called a “divergence of vision.”
Liberty University has named as its new president Dondi E. Costin, the outgoing president at Charleston Southern University.
Ministries Making a Difference: Child Evangelism Fellowship, Option Line and more
Bill Reeves will no longer be the CEO of Educational Media Foundation, which owns and operates the two largest Christian radio networks, K-Love and Air1.
