In today’s extra episode, I talk with Warren Smith about some news items that are slightly (even significantly) outside of our normal charity and philanthropy “beat.” They include: John MacArthur’s replacement has been named. ...
Revenue plunged and reserves turned negative after 2024 leadership change.
Charlotte Rescue Mission's Financial Efficiency Rating takes a hit after both its revenue and savings ratio drop following a leadership change in 2024.
Meanwhile, MinistrySafe denies ‘partnership’ with Pawleys Island Community Church.
Several resigned elders return to Pawleys Island Community Church to help lead the congregation through the fallout from a sex offender scandal. Meanwhile, MinistrySafe disputes the church’s claim that the two organizations have partnered.
Plus, America in transition, heeding red flags, sports gambling disaster, and more.
In this week's Signs & Wonders: John MacArthur's replacement is named. Plus, America in transition, heeding red flags, a sports gambling disaster, and more.
Today we’re talking with Pete Peterson, a man who has spent much of his career at the intersection of story, faith, theater, and the arts. Pete is a playwright, publisher, and one of the central ...
Congregants raised over $1.8 million with no stated cause — then war broke out in Ukraine.
Months before Russian tanks crossed into Ukraine, a Florida
Government pauses FCRA amendment after Christian organizations protest.
A new amendment to India's Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, or FCRA, would give the Indian government greater control over Christian organizations, including the power to seize their assets
Free Burma Rangers pioneers a grassroots demining program as thousands await safe return home.
"It wasn't a minefield — it was a church, and there were mines everywhere." A former Navy bomb tech with Free Burma Rangers is helping Burmese villagers clear landmines and reclaim their homes, one field ...
These ministries help persecuted believers rebuild homes, survive displacement, endure imprisonment, recover from trauma—and address religious tensions before they turn violent.
When faith costs everything, what happens next? These ministries help persecuted believers rebuild homes, survive displacement, endure imprisonment, recover from trauma—and work to prevent future religious violence.