Safe Families for Children may be experiencing a crisis after some of its 100 local chapters have left the network to start new, independent groups that work only with traditional male-female families. Ken Norwood, the ...
Krish O’Mara Vignarajah, head of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, described President Biden's claim that Afghans did not want to leave the country as 'misleading at best.'
As most Americans absorbed the shock of the Taliban’s full takeover of Afghanistan, officials at Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service followed the rapidly deteriorating situation with resignation, knowing it could have gone differently.
Estimates highlight impact of COVID-19 on children around the world
With More Than a Million Children Orphaned by COVID, Faith-based Groups Look to Mobilize Support
Take action because of what the Equality Act represents
The cultural and legal changes the Equality Act represents are already underway. Like a tsunami, they are rolling our way and nothing short of a miracle will stop their momentum. What does this mean for ...
Josh Duggar, Bethany Christian Services, Donor-Advised Funds, and Stephen Mansfield on the “Billy Graham Rule”
Josh Duggar, Bethany Christian Services, Donor-Advised Funds, and Stephen Mansfield on the “Billy Graham Rule”
Bethany Christian Services, one of the nation’s largest Christian adoption and social service agencies, has voluntarily resigned its membership with the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA). “In early March 2021, ECFA began communicating with ...
The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of March. We present them here in a “countdown” format, from 10 to 1.
Bethany Christian Services, the country’s largest Protestant adoption and foster care agency, will begin allowing LGBTQ couples to foster and adopt through their agency.
Below is a list of the 100 largest Christian ministries in the MinistryWatch database.
Some of these facilities are deadly. Fire killed 17 orphans Feb. 13 at an unlicensed Port-au-Prince facility funded by a controversial U.S. church.
