On today’s program, the COVID-19 Crisis is having a significant impact on church giving. A new survey has the details. Also on today’s program: The COVID Crisis is giving churches an opportunity to shine. One ...
Sixty-five percent of churches have seen a decline in giving since mid-March as congregations have halted in-person services due to the coronavirus, according to a new survey.
Just over a month after the Dream Center began offering free meals to Los Angeles residents in the midst of the pandemic, the faith-based nonprofit reached a major milestone. On Tues., Apr. 21, the center passed the 350,000 mark of ...
Louisiana authorities arrested a pastor on an assault charge on Tuesday after he admitted that he drove his church bus toward a man who has been protesting his decision to continue holding mass gatherings at ...
In the course of the past four weeks, Tilson, who is not religious and had never heard of Franklin Graham, the conservative Christian leader of Samaritan’s Purse, has become one of the field hospital’s most ...
Normal giving patters are disrupted. Some people are receiving checks from the government that, by God’s grace, they are able to share with others. So while we do not want to be anyone’s conscience, we do believe there are general ...
America is Strong Because of Armies of Compassion
It’s a fair question, but consider this: Annual fundraising events like this one are not happening this year because of the COVID-19 crisis. This reality is putting a serious strain on local pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) around the country.
The health and wealth gospel that Andrew Wommack has preached for decades seems to work pretty well for Andrew Wommack.
Multiple bishops and clergy members within the Church of God in Christ, a large African American Pentecostal denomination, have died of COVID-19.
Some California churches call in-person services essential despite pandemic
The faithful stood in line for about two hours to receive Communion at Godspeak Calvary Chapel in Thousand Oaks.
