American Bible Society
American Bible Society (ABS) began in 1816 to reach people in the United States and around the world who might not otherwise have access to a Bible.
Christian fundraising consultant Westfall Gold releases data
Major donor giving jumped by 21 percent between 2019 and 2020, according to the Major Donor Generosity Report from Atlanta-based donor fundraising consultancy Westfall Gold. That’s not a ceiling.
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Andy Ngo, antifa critic and conservative media personality, has been removed as a speaker at the influential Q Ideas evangelical Christian conference, Religion News Service has learned.
You’d think that wouldn’t be such a hard question to answer. After all, that question is at the very heart of the Christian’s mission. Answering that question is at the heart of Jesus’ story of ...
Kanakuk Ministries and related organizations received a total of $3.295-million in PPP funds on April 3, 2020. Most of the funds went to Kanakuk Ministries, with $166,700 going to Kanakuk Institute and $698,500 going to ...
Change comes after Dave Ramsey's company was being sued for firing a pregnant employee.
The company owned by Christian financial guru and radio host Dave Ramsey is no longer one of the best places to work in America, according to Inc. magazine.
illumiNations hopes to cut through complicated structures and a lack of transparency in Bible translation industry
An alliance of Bible translation organizations, called illumiNations, unveiled its “I Want to Know” campaign last month, part of its effort to translate the Bible into the remaining untranslated languages by 2033.
Apartment Life, New Beginnings Pregnancy Center, Trans World Radio, Adult and Teen Challenge
Apartment Life, New Beginnings Pregnancy Center, Trans World Radio, Adult and Teen Challenge
A class-action lawsuit filed March 29 against the U.S. Department of Education claims the agency was complicit in allowing “abuses and unsafe conditions” for thousands of LGBTQ+ students at publicly-funded religious colleges and universities.
