The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of November. We present them here in a “countdown” format, from 10 to 1.
Disgraced former Southern Baptist Convention President Johnny Hunt plans a return to ministry after completing a restoration process overseen by four pastors, according to a video released last week.
A former administrative dean for academic operations is suing Liberty University (LU) for $20 million, alleging they fired him because he was a whistleblower.
A former seminary professor and missionary who admitted sexual misconduct has sued a group of Southern Baptist Convention leaders and entities, claiming they conspired with an abuse survivor to ruin his reputation.
A lawsuit filed two months ago against government officials threatening to punish the Wyoming Rescue Mission for exclusively hiring like-minded Christian employees has settled.
We usually do interviews on these mid-week episodes, but today an update on what’s going on at MinistryWatch. The main reason I wanted to do this episode was to talk with you about Giving Tuesday. ...
Community Covenant Church in Kirkwood, Missouri, had a problem common to thousands of churches around the country: an aging congregation, a shrinking budget, a too-big building that spent most of the week empty.
A federal jury in Charlotte, N.C., convicted Michael Mandel Baldwin, 53, of Alexandria, Virginia, for defrauding investors of more than $800,000 in an investment scheme.
The widow of the man who planted the original Vineyard Movement church in Anaheim in 1977 is suing the current pastors for fraud and the alleged misappropriation of $62 million stemming from the pastors’ decision ...
At some evangelical seminaries, enrollment declines have worsened financial pressures, leading to cuts in budgets, faculty numbers, course offerings, and/or physical campuses.
