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Biblica’s rebound, Lamor Whitehead robbed, resignations from the Zacharias Institute and Menlo Church.
ONE YEAR AGO: On August 2, 2023, MinistryWatch reported that after years of losses, Biblica bounced back in a big way. The ministry, founded in 1809 and formerly known as the International Bible Society, had ...
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Revenue triples after years of losses
After years of losses, Biblica has bounced back in a big way. It’s the kind of development some ministries would highlight in press releases and media interviews, but Biblica has not trumpeted its growth.
This information comes from the most recent Form 990 available, and the Internal Revenue Service has been in the news lately for its slow processing of Form 990s.
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