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Plus, K-Love takes Milwaukee.
In this week’s Signs & Wonders, Warren Cole Smith looks at pro-lifers in decline, the Super Bowl halftime alternative, and Moody Bible Institute’s lawsuit against the Chicago Public School system.
World Vision remains atop the list while three new ministries join the top 10.
A list of the 50 largest Christian ministries curated from the MinistryWatch 1000 database as of October 29, 2025.
What the standoff says about the Christian radio industry.
A federal bankruptcy court approved the $8.75-million sale of KDHX last month, with Gateway’s winning bid nearly doubling EMF’s initial offer.
Exits contemporary Christian music format and adds new investor to cover outstanding debt.
In a significant financial milestone, broadcasting giant Salem Media Group has paid off its long-term debt by selling its contemporary Christian music stations and drawing a new investor.
World Vision remains atop the list while three new ministries join top 10.
Below is a list of the 50 largest Christian ministries in the MinistryWatch database based on their revenue, which ranges from $77 million to $1.5 billion. This list does not include colleges and universities nor ...
Below is a list of the largest media ministries in the country. These days, almost all ministries have some media component, Pastors write books. Journalists have podcasts. However, the list below is a list of ...
These stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of June.
Seven executive level leaders have departed the ministry in the last 18 months.
Educational Media Foundation (EMF), which operates K-LOVE and Air1, the largest radio network ministries in the contemporary Christian music world, has undergone significant leadership changes and turnover in the last 18 months.
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ONE YEAR AGO: For the first time since 2018, thousands of college students will gather a few days after Christmas to talk about God’s mission to the world and their place in it.
The lawsuit claims Shane Toven used over $100,000 for personal expenses.
The Association of Professional Radio Engineers (APRE) has filed a suit against Shane Toven, a senior broadcast engineer employed by Educational Media Foundation (EMF).
