By Bob Smietana and Jack Jenkins. The company that owns Newsweek magazine has filed suit against its former owners and the religious leader David Jang, seeking to recoup millions of dollars in losses incurred under ...
Two online outlets, both controlled by controversial South Korean Christian leader David Jang, have taken aim at Christian leaders they claim are “woke.”
Tyler Ethridge was a star football player for the Coyotes of Richland Springs High School in central Texas, where his 10,000 yards passing yards in the 2008 season set a record that still stands for ...
Olivet Assembly USA has purchased a historic Baltimore church. The sale price was for $550,000. The property was put up for auction after its owners were unable to address code violations on the historic building.
A division of World Olivet Assembly has bought Temple University’s former Montgomery County art school campus.
two-story office building owned by an organization with ties to the controversial ministry leader David Jang has sold – and it sold to another Jang-related organization.
Third Article In An Ongoing Series
Editor’s Note: This article is the second in an ongoing series about controversial South Korean religious leader David Jang and a business empire that includes Olivet University and The Christian Post newspaper. This article examines the “hear-no-evil, see-no-evil approach” embraced by many evangelical ...
The Christian Post Failed To Cover Guilty Plea of Former CEO Editor’s Note: This article is the second in an ongoing series about controversial South Korean religious leader David Jang and a business empire that ...
First in a Series David Jang’s Un-“Righteous Media” Editor’s Note: Media have been an important part of controversial South Korean religious leader David Jang’s strategy for building the kingdom of heaven on earth. His followers ...
On Valentine's Day, former executives from two Jang- affiliated enterprises pleaded guilty to a $35 million money laundering and fraud scheme after long denying any guilt and claiming that their companies were not connected to each other or to Jang.
