Appeals court dismisses Clemishire’s claims, citing church autonomy under First Amendment.
Gateway Church has won its appeal in Cindy Clemishire’s defamation lawsuit. A Texas appeals court ruled that the ecclesiastical abstention doctrine bars her claims against the church and its leaders.
The anti-trafficking group doesn’t list legal services among its operations.
Anti-trafficking organization Our Rescue wins a $158 million federal contract to provide legal services to unaccompanied immigrant children — despite not listing legal services among its operations.
On today’s program, a federal judge has dismissed the last remaining claim in Johnny Hunt’s defamation lawsuit, marking the end of a contentious legal battle. He had sued the Southern Baptist Convention and others back ...
Plus, other notable ministry happenings from this week.
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LIFE Outreach unseats Liberty University as top user of private aircraft.
In this month's Pastors & Planes, where we track private planes used by pastors and Christian ministries, LIFE Outreach Intl unseats Liberty University as the biggest user of private aircraft.
Churches in Springfield offer legal help, childcare, and prayer as immigration raids escalate.
In Springfield, Ohio, churches are a lifeline for Haitian immigrants facing ICE raids after TPS ended. Faith leaders offer food, legal aid, and childcare as families face detention and separation.
Ministry withholds Form 990 as a recognized church while facing a growing $7M deficit.
After founder James Robison's death, LIFE Outreach faces financial strain and continued transparency questions.
Plus, Episcopal Church decline, SBC baptisms grow, evangelicals call for relief for Afghan allies.
In this week's Signs & Wonders, the national debt tops $40 trillion. MinistryWatch President Warren Smith argues we are stealing from our children and hastening America's demise. He also notes the Episcopal Church decline, ...
In August of 1801 — 225 years ago this month — a great religious movement swept the country brought with it the phenomenon of the camp meeting. The famous Cane Ridge, Kentucky, meetings of that ...
Catholic bishop, physicians join challenge, saying law violates religious and free speech rights.
Lutheran Care Center, oncology and rehabilitation physicians, and a Catholic bishop have filed a federal lawsuit against Illinois state officials challenging the state's recently passed End-of-Life Options Act, also known as Deb's Law.
