Many Christian colleges are forgoing COVID-19 vaccine mandates as in-person classes resume this month, in stark contrast to the hundreds of other private colleges and public universities implementing vaccine mandates and even imposing fines or ...
The Internal Revenue Service has reversed its decision to deny tax-exempt status for a Texas religious nonprofit group it said was too closely aligned with Republican values.
A Texas nonprofit that encourages Christians to pray, vote, and engage in political activism has filed an appeal with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service after being denied tax exempt status due to its alleged exclusive ...
Featuring Wycliffe Bible Translators, Phil Cooke, and this week’s ratings changes in the MinistryWatch database
Featuring Wycliffe Bible Translators, Phil Cooke, and this week’s ratings changes in the MinistryWatch database
The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of February. We present them here in a “countdown” format, from 10 to 1.
It happens every once in a while. A reader contacts our editor and asks something like this: "If charity:water is a Christian organization, why aren't they a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability?" ...
Even as the number of U.S. coronavirus deaths nears 400,000 and infections top 24 million, a quarter of Chronicle readers surveyed said they either don’t plan to be vaccinated or remain undecided.
Evaluating and Hiring Executive Talent, Introducing the “Ministry Spotlight,” and Changes to the ECFA and MinistryWatch Databases
Evaluating and Hiring Executive Talent, Introducing the “Ministry Spotlight,” and Changes to the ECFA and MinistryWatch Databases
My friend and marketing expert Jonathan Bock and I were asking people on the street what they thought about “Christians.” The response? Hypocritical, judgmental, harsh, phony, insensitive, bigoted, and exclusive. Not exactly the “Fruit of the Spirit” the Bible describes ...