CEO said no information known regarding cause, asked for prayers
“We grieve deeply for the families of the pilots who are now enduring an unimaginable loss, and we ask you our family to lift them up in prayer.” — CEO Allen Speer
The building is expected to be fully operational in early 2027.
After operating out of headquarters in San Antonio for more than 40 years, Bible Study Fellowship’s new headquarters in Grapevine, TX, are under construction.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Southwest California Synod has sued the church for legal title to its property.
A small Lutheran church in southern California is in a court battle to maintain ownership of its property, worth about $5 mil
And other notable ministry happenings from this week.
n this week's Weekly Review, we look at top stories, notable database changes, and podcast highlights.
On today’s program, WaterStone is being sued by a client who claims that the donor-advised fund cut him off from his family’s account. The results of this case could have larger implications for the rights ...
CBN says job cuts are part of larger workforce realignment.
Christian Broadcasting Network this week announced layoffs as part of a larger workforce realignment strategy.
Plus, K-Love takes Milwaukee.
In this week’s Signs & Wonders, Warren Cole Smith looks at pro-lifers in decline, the Super Bowl halftime alternative, and Moody Bible Institute’s lawsuit against the Chicago Public School system.
Under new leadership, this year’s ad goes more personal, less political
A new set of ads in the "He Gets Us" campaign, known as “Loaded Words,” focuses less on social conflicts and more on the pressures and noise of modern life.
New study shows growing appetite for Christian content among younger generations, highlighting comedy, moral frameworks, and modern settings.
“What they want to see is themselves in this content. They want reflections of what it means to be a modern Christian in the modern world today."