Legislation brings drastic cost increases — and even closures.
Running a youth camp in Texas has never been easy. And it’s getting harder, thanks in part to well-intended legislation passed in the wake of last year’s deadly floods. Measures meant to make camps safer may ...
The Charlotte-based megachurch led by Steven Furtick still takes in $88M a year.
The tithes and offerings for Elevation Church, based out of Charlotte, N.C., continues to decrease year over year while its number of campus locations grow.
Evan Lenow will replace interim president Gary Hollingsworth
The ERLC has named a new president to lead the SBC's embattled public policy arm. He will replace interim president Gary Hollingsworth, who took over after Brent Leatherwood stepped down in August.
Plus, Wesley Biblical Seminary growing, Charles Stanley’s death, and more.
In this week’s On This Date column, we look back at MinistryWatch articles about more ministries being classified as an “association of churches,” the growth of Wesley Biblical Seminary, and more.
Church closed after stolen funds rendered it ‘insolvent.’
Nearly six months after a church near Macon, Georgia, closed its doors due to financial insolvency, the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a woman for stealing over $500,000 from the church over the course ...
MinistryWatch Index Down Slightly in March
MinistryWatch Index down slightly in March, possibly reflecting ongoing concern about the state of the economy.
From financial literacy in Detroit to respite for families facing pediatric cancer, plus more.
This week's Ministries Making a Difference covers ministries providing foundational care—everything from financial literacy in Detroit to respite for families facing pediatric cancer, plus global student discipleship and long-term care for vulnerable children.
One million displaced in Middle East’s most Christian nation
We looked at what Christians are doing for war-affected families in Lebanon — and how you can help.
Survey shows MinistryWatch is bearing good fruit—but we still have work to do.
In this week's Editor's Notebook, Warren Smith details the results of our most recent Reader's Survey.
On today’s program, Columbia International University in Columbia, South Carolina, was one of the charter members with the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability. Now, 47 years later, it has left the ECFA. Meanwhile, another scandal-plagued ...
