On today’s program, the Anglican Church in North America faces its first ever trial of a sitting archbishop. He is accused of abuse of church power and sexual immorality. We’ll have details. And, the Global ...
From prison ministry to deliverance teaching, Katie Souza's ministry has taken an otherworldly theological turn.
Katie Souza's ministry evolved from prison redemption to faith healing — and now to claims that aliens harvested her eggs to create a hybrid child. Her influence is climbing, and so is the ministry’s revenue. ...
Pastor's 2008 child rape conviction surfaced publicly, prompting resignation and a bishop's admission of vetting failures.
A Missouri pastor's appointment to a state leadership role was canceled after his 2008 rape conviction surfaced online. His church defends him; the denomination admits it failed to vet him.
Plus, other notable ministry happenings from this week.
In the latest Weekly Review, Jubilee Ministries exits the ECFA — plus, top stories, database changes, and other notable ministry happenings from this past week.
New denomination elects first Assembly of Bishops, announces significant growth.
Lay and clergy representatives of the Global Methodist Church (GMC) spent a busy week in Johannesburg, South Africa, at the newly created denomination’s second General Conference. Priorities included electing eight new bishops to replace the ...
Other church staff saw pay gains, but most pastors still lack employer-funded health coverage.
Southern Baptist pastor pay has stalled since 2024 — while inflation keeps climbing. New study also finds 63% of churches offer no medical insurance for their pastor. Full story: [LINK]
Plus, Alistair Begg retires, Greg Locke banned from social media, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, a consideration of how religious freedom case law has affected the legal landscape for ministries, Alistair Begg announces retirement, a partnership between IF:Gathering and illumiNations, and ...
MinistryWatch has written extensively about the troubles facing Christian higher education. On today’s program, we discuss new data from on college enrollment. Our conclusion: these new data – which show a slight increase in enrollment ...
Samaritan’s Purse, Premillennialism, and the Form 990
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Growth numbers mask a deeper crisis.
“Rumors of Christian higher education’s (CHE’s) demise have been greatly exaggerated,” so says Perry Glanzer over at Christian Scholar’s Review. He cites new numbers from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) saying enrollment at ...
