Andrew Wommack’s Charis Bible College can now build student housing tax-free after the Woodland Park City Council approved its request late Thursday night to reverse its decade-old pledge to pay tax on the housing.
TV preacher Andrew Wommack’s ministry ranks No.1 on MinistryWatch’s list of ministries with negative net worth since racking up $25.9 million in debt building the $99 million campus of Charis Bible College in Woodland Park, up ...
A small city at the base of Pikes Peak is home to the vast majority of Colorado Christian ministries—over 35 Christian ministry organizations call Colorado Springs home.
In 2014, Andrew Wommack moved his ministry from Colorado Springs to the nearby city of Woodland Park to launch Charis Bible College. Now, he would like his followers to run the city and the surrounding ...
Now, C&MA plans on leaving the city and heading to Columbus, Oh. It cites the lack of affordable housing, the same reason it relocated in 1989 from New York, where founder A. B. Simpson had ...
Single moms find stability, purpose at Mary’s Home
Since its opening in 2015, Mary’s Home has moved 40 families through a multi-year program. The ministry’s three apartment buildings currently serve 19 families. Dream Centers also operates a women’s clinic that provides health care ...
Now, the ministry may be facing legal trouble after Wommack disobeyed state mandates limiting crowd sizes to 175 people and then refused to honor a cease-and-desist order issued by the attorney general as Wommack hosted ...
Colorado Springs is sometimes considered the center of the religious non-profit world. The mid-sized city in the shadow of Pike’s Peak is the home to thousands of churches and Christian ministries. The city's religious nonprofits receive more than $1.75 ...
