Plus, True Charity, Samaritan’s Purse’s low rating, VOM accusations
In this week's Signs & Wonders, ACNA Archbishop on trial. Plus, True Charity, Samaritan's Purse's low ratings, and accusations against Voice of the Martyrs.
Plaintiff granted leave to amend within 21 days.
A federal judge dismissed a $250K fraud lawsuit against Sean Feucht Ministries — but the plaintiff has 21 days to amend and try again. Sean Feucht Ministries holds MinistryWatch's lowest Transparency Grade: an F.
Today we’re talking with Dylan Novak, a man who has built an unusual career at the intersection of evangelism, celebrity culture, and social media. Novak is an evangelist who has become known for taking the ...
Westminster Schools in Atlanta is the largest school by revenue.
The mid-September MinistryWatch database list includes the 50 largest K-12 Christian schools out of the 227 in the database.
Slander charge reversed because of definition.
The PCA's top court has softened Burk Parsons' censure from indefinite suspension to admonition—but the prosecutor calls it "overly generous." Parsons was accused of similar behavior back in 2018.
Plus, SBC Nashville headquarters for sale, Chi Alpha campus minister indicted, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, David Sills drops claim against Jennifer Lyell’s estate, SBC puts its Nashville headquarters up for sale, Chi Alpha minister indicted, and more.
SBTS president admits error after controversial comments on Christian nationalism and the Constitution
Al Mohler says he "blew it." The Southern Baptist seminary president is walking back his support for criminalizing blasphemy after backlash over comments made during a Christian nationalism book tour with Idaho pastor Douglas Wilson.
Five Christian Bible study ministries helping people understand Scripture.
Owning a Bible is not the same as knowing it. This week’s Ministries Making a Difference looks at five ministries helping people move from access to understanding Scripture—through deeper study, community, biblical literacy, and free ...
A case study for Christian journalism.
Serious allegations demand serious journalism — persistence, but also proportionality and skepticism. We pressed Julie Roys on her Wheaton College investigation. Where does accountability end and activism begin?
Scholarships are expanding access while raising questions about independence.
Government-funded school choice programs are bringing new students and millions of dollars to Christian schools. But some Christian educators warn that accepting government money could eventually come with strings attached.
