On today’s program, a report reveals past sexual abuse among the Christian scouting program, the Royal Rangers. Now, the Assemblies of God—who heads up the group—is being criticized for not providing adequate safeguards. We’ll have ...
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These stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of January.
EDITOR’S NOTE: “Signs and Wonders” is a column that shares thoughts on news items that either do not rise to the level of a news story for MinistryWatch or are slightly (even significantly) outside of ...
Passion Conferences for young adults and associated entities don’t file Form 990s nor publicly post financials.
Passion Conferences doesn’t file a Form 990 informational return with the Internal Revenue Service nor does it post an audited financial statement on its website, so its total annual revenue, expenses, and assets are unknown.
Mark Barclay-affiliated church faces continued criticism over a string of abuse cases
A third leader connected to Living Word Church in Midland, Michigan, has now been convicted of criminal sexual conduct, deepening scrutiny over a string of abuse cases linked to the congregation founded by televangelist Mark ...
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Over past 10 years, the media missions’ nonprofit operating budget grew by over $40 million
The Jesus Film Project (JFP) is investing $150 million into a new megaproject.
This is a question that should be vital for Christians, especially since the Great Commission makes growing Christianity one of most important concerns. But do we really know? In today’s episode, Warren Smith says we ...
The process of restructuring a nonprofit, Glory of Zion’s Chuck Pierce’s compensation, and other stories previously reported at MinistryWatch.
In this week's On this Date column, featured stories include a church using its closure to help 70 charities, the process of restructuring a nonprofit, Glory of Zion’s Chuck Pierce’s compensation, and other stories previously ...
Churches grow community outreach through Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree program.
When United Believers Community Church moved to the Hickman Mills area of Kansas City at Easter of 2011, serving the area where the U.S. Census Bureau counts more than 16% as impoverished was a priority.
