Bishop alleges bylaw changes violate Book of Discipline and threaten church's standing.
The Texas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church filed a lawsuit Aug. 10 against Highland Park Methodist Church, claiming church leadership is attempting to sever ties with the denomination through changes to its bylaws.
The Bucket Ministry’s recent Kibera project led to over 22K professions of faith.
As a recently-converted Christian, Christopher Beth went on a mission trip to the Brazilian Amazon with his daughter in 2012. He had no inkling the trip would change his life.
Plus, RZIM continues with little transparency, St. John Institutional Missionary Baptist Church saved from auction, and more.
In this week’s look back at the MinistryWatch archives, churches and ministries are also targets of email phishing scams, RZIM keeps operating with little transparency, Rev. Thomas McKenzie killed in car crash, and more.
These ministries rely on doctors, local workers, volunteers, and partners serving amid disaster, disease, and war.
Who stays when crisis strikes? From earthquake zones to rural clinics and conflict areas, these Christian ministries rely on doctors, local workers, volunteers, and partners serving where the need is greatest.
Court documents reveal Tracey Jorgensen took more than $356K from GracePointe Church over five years.
Authorities have accused a former administrative assistant at an Arizona church of stealing approximately $335,000 from the congregation over five years.
The SC school shuts down after registered offender’s access to children sparked arrests.
Pawleys Island Christian Academy is closing after 25 years following a controversy over a registered sex offender’s access to children. Church and school leaders have been charged, and multiple lawsuits have been filed.
Total revenue of all 31 foundations exceeded $5.8 billion.
Which Christian foundations have the strongest donor confidence—and which should donors think twice about supporting? MinistryWatch ranks 31 foundations with more than $5.8 billion in combined revenue.
Commemoration of the August 1801 Cane Ridge Revival is a moment for reflection
The strange fruit of the Second Great Awakening — Commemoration of the August 1801 Cane Ridge Revival is a moment for reflection.
Apollo Quiboloy, accused of trafficking minors, could face trial in America if courts approve.
The United States has requested the extradition of Apollo Carreon Quiboloy, leader of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, on multiple charges, including fraud and child sex trafficking. His organization has drawn large followings in the ...
On today’s program, the State Department funnels $2 billion to Christian ministries to provide health and humanitarian aid in more than a dozen countries. We’ll have details. And, new regulations make it harder for Christian ...
