10 steps to spark practical paths to compliance to ECFA’s new LeaderCare Standard.
Keeping leaders from running on empty. ECFA's new LeaderCare Standard asks—what does sustainable leadership require? Here are 10 steps to spark practical paths to compliance.
And other notable ministry happenings from this week.
In this week's Weekly Review, Cross International soars in financial efficiency while Equipping the Persecuted plummets—an other notable ministry happenings from this week.
On today’s program, families who lost children at Camp Mystic last year are suing Texas state officials for licensing the camp despite its lack of an evacuation plan. We’ll have details. And, fundraising on commission—it ...
Amendment would clarify terms and allow clergy to be charged for exploiting spiritual authority.
The Georgia Senate Committee has unanimously advanced a bill addressing clergy sexual abuse. Supported by Georgia Baptists, the amendment would clarify terms and allow clergy to be charged for exploiting spiritual authority.
Plus, digital boyfriends and intelligent design
In this week's Signs & Wonders: More on NRB, I Can Only Imagine 2, Digital Boyfriends, and Intelligent Design.
David Rodgers was charged with sex abuse crimes, including possession of CSAM exploiting a minor under 12yo.
KY worship pastor dies by suicide after being arrested earlier this month on sexual abuse charges.
Rev. Robert Smith allegedly stole from St. Francis Ministries, the adoption and foster care ministry he led.
An Episcopal priest has pleaded guilty to stealing from the adoption and foster care ministry he led.
Global outreach ministry leaves the ECFA
Youth Unlimited Gospel Outreach (YUGO), an inter-denominational mission organization, has voluntarily resigned from the ECFA.
And the Alabama and Missouri legislatures consider bills for camp safety requirements.
The repercussions continue from the terrible tragedy at Camp Mystic where 27 campers and counselors died in a flood along the Guadalupe River in Kerrville, Texas, last July.
It might seem like a win-win scenario, but ethical issues mar the practice.
Mark Brown has worked in the fundraising world for over 20 years, often helping ministries seek out donors. Several years ago, he was offered the opportunity to raise $8 million for a political candidate, and ...
