Christ for All Peoples Changes Goal and Timeline for Saturate USA Campaign
An important part of what we do here at MinistryWatch – especially with these “Extra” episodes — is to bring to you thought leaders who have important things to say both to donors and to ...
A Dallas-area church with more than 6,500 members said it will disaffiliate with the United Methodist Church and will remain independent while it investigates alliances with other Methodist denominations.
Obviously a pastor, ministry or nonprofit leader is primarily there because of the mission, but when is that an excuse not to pay them what they’re worth?
San Francisco has put a pause on its annual Heart of the City Combined Charities Campaign after questions about whether city employees’ donations should flow to Christian non-profits that support biblical views on human sexuality.
It Costs as Much as $1,000 a Ticket To See Elevation Worship in LA. Why?
A Mississippi U.S. District Court judge has dropped a federal civil lawsuit against an Alabama megachurch pastor and several others that alleged that they failed to protect a church intern from sexual harassment.
Brad Heinrichs quoted scripture as he targeted Christian investors, telling them that his real estate deals were done to help build God’s Kingdom and help “the little guy” have the same opportunities as high rollers. ...
Suit claims religious discrimination, wrongful termination after teacher refused to read children’s books promoting same-sex marriage
A Southern California teacher has sued Bright Horizons Children’s Center, an international childcare program, claiming religious discrimination after she said she was terminated for refusing to read children’s books promoting same-sex marriage.
The accessibility of programs like Zoom, which grew in popularity due to COVID-19, allowed a ministry in Hickory, N.C., to grow organically to reach and disciple hundreds of Christian pastors in India.
