Pro-life activist David Benham gets arrested outside an abortion facility. He was charged with violating a local stay-at-home order. The case has attracted national attention. Also on today’s show: a program that allows larger churches ...
National Christian groups are urging larger and more stable churches to financially help small churches that could potentially close in their communities due to a steep decline in offerings in the wake of the coronavirus ...
A California appeals court ordered the dismissal of a criminal case Tuesday against a Mexican megachurch leader on charges of child rape and human trafficking on procedural grounds.
On April 3, Crown Financial Ministries CEO Chuck Bentley released an “Open Letter to Churches and Christian Ministries.” He called on Christian leaders to exercise extreme caution before taking money earmarked for non-profits as part of the ...
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Just short of all of 544 global and local charitable organizations (97 percent) answering polling have been negatively impacted by COVID-19, according to a survey conducted by Charities Aid Foundation of America (CAF America) in Alexandria, Va. Managers at more ...
Christian business owner and activist David Benham was arrested outside an abortion clinic in Charlotte, N.C., over the weekend for allegedly failing to comply with North Carolina’s COVID-19 “stay at home” and social distancing orders. ...
Sandoval, who describes himself as a “Bible-based Christian” who attends nondenominational churches, spoke with Religion News Service on Wednesday (April 1) about the challenges ahead.
After nine leading nonprofit funding organizations joined forces urging funders to step up their giving in response to COVID-19, several foundations have agreed to increase their grant spending during the pandemic, according to The NonProfit Times.
Coronavirus infections linked to religious gatherings
In mid-March, Pastor Howard-Browne, head of the River at Tampa Bay Church, declared before his packed congregation: “I’ve got news for you: This church will never close.” A little over two weeks later, he was under ...
