The True Charity Network held its annual conference last week in Jacksonville, Florida. The conference demonstrated once again that this group is on the forefront of reforming the way the church does charity in the ...
Eichelberger allegedly helped two congregants fraudulently apply for and receive PPP loans.
Arrested on four counts of wire fraud April 16, Marcus Eichelberger, 46, faces a prison sentence of up to 80 years if he’s found guilty of helping two congregants steal $180,000 in COVID-19 relief loans. ...
Plus, Wayne Grudem retired from teaching, T.D. Jakes announced grant program, and more.
This week, MinistryWatch looks back at past articles about Michael Brown’s return to ministry, Wayne Grudem’s retirement from Phoenix Seminary, Bishop T.D. Jakes’ grant program, and more.
Ministries built around formation: teaching discernment, building worldview, and creating environments for growth.
At MinistryWatch, our mission is to help Christians become more faithful, generous, and effective stewards of the resources God has entrusted to them. It’s why we advocate for transparency, accountability, and efficiency in Christian ministries. ...
Jury delivers guilty verdict on 12 felony counts.
Former Pastor Jonathan Elwing to serve a triple life sentence after being convicted on 12 felony counts, including filming himself sexually abusing a child.
Marketing firm latest among multiple vendors to sue televangelist.
Court orders bank to garnish Benny Hinn Ministries' account after a marketing firm sues the televangelist—joining the ranks of multiple vendors trying to recoup fees the ministry has failed to pay.
True Charity Network provides advice, encouragement for Christian ministries.
In this week's Editor's Notebook, Warren Smith shares lessons learned from the True Charity Network annual conference last week—a group on the forefront of reforming the way the church does charity in the U.S.
Growth is not enough to erase earlier declines, but it is noteworthy.
A new report shows that church attendance is up for the first time in decades. More people are volunteering, and there also seems to be a renewed sense of optimism among pastors and other clergy. ...
Federal indictment claims the group paid informants to promote racist groups.
The Southern Poverty Law Center, which has designated several Christian ministries as hate groups, is under indictment for federal wire fraud and other charges for allegedly paying informants who belonged to hate groups.
And other notable ministry happenings from this week.
In this week's Weekly Review, William Jessup University jumped from 1 Star to 4 Stars and two ministries have a negative net worth based on their most recent Form 990s, dropping them from 3 Stars ...
