The project is intended to lift Arkansans out of poverty.
The 10:33 Initiative is a faith-based initiative to help lift Arkansans out of poverty by connecting the poor with local faith and community partners who can assist them in moving from crisis to career.
We should test the spirits and examine the fruit
There’s been a lot of talk about revival lately.
Group argued the ban halted prayer gatherings, worship services, and guest speakers.
A federal judge in Texas has enjoined a recently passed state law that would have prohibited campus expressive activities between the hours of 10 p.m. and 8 a.m.
Snapshot of top happenings from this past week
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On today’s program, musician Sean Feucht and pastor Rob McCoy are joining forces for The Courageous Christianity Tour in honor of the late Charlie Kirk. Feucht has been accused in recent months of major moral, ...
Gender Dysphoria, Biola Gets $40M Gift, FDA’s “Kill Pills”
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Little change for the year could reflect concern about economy
The MinistryWatch Index was flat for the month of September, and has essentially remained flat for the year.
Political advocacy organization holds a 2-star Financial Efficiency Rating
Faith & Freedom Coalition (FAFC) says the greatness of America lies not in the federal government but in the character of its people.
Here at MinistryWatch, we often report on organizations in crisis. One of the things that continues to interest me about these situations is the way Christian organizations respond to these crises. Some of them do ...
Feucht has been the subject of accusations of serious moral, ethical and financial failures.
Christian musician Sean Feucht and pastor Rob McCoy are planning “The Courageous Christianity Tour” in memory of conservative leader and Christian Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated last month.
