Kristen Ivy – Tag – MinistryWatch
These stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of April.
The two will have shared oversight, but will maintain separate headquarters.
Orange, the Christian curriculum company that hosts one of the country’s most prominent family ministry conferences, is merging with Amazing Life Foundation.
Methodists, "Shepherds For Sale" top list
A list of the Top 25 stories of the year, as ranked by the number of page views at the MinistryWatch website, plus the first few sentences for each story.
Organization’s expenses exceed revenue, sees drop in Donor Confidence Score
Orange, a children’s ministry that develops curriculum for churches, saw its Ministry Watch Donor Confidence Score (DCS) drop to a 69 this week.
Former consultant says board is “the problem”
Orange is one of the largest children’s ministries in the country. With $25 million in revenue, the organization hosts an annual conference that draws thousands of people to its three-day event in Atlanta, Georgia.
Ratings rise for CityServe International, Kids for the Kingdom
Database Changes, Podcast Highlights & More: Ratings rise for CityServe International, Kids for the Kingdom
In an email to the Orange board, Kristen Ivy said the ministry founder repeatedly abused his power.
Former Orange CEO Kristen Ivy has changed her characterization of the relationship she had with Orange founder Reggie Joiner.
T.D. Jakes, Reggie Joiner, Mark Driscoll and More
The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of April.
Ratings rise for International Justice Mission, Jimmie Hale Mission ; Ratings fall for Mel Trotter Ministries
MinistryWatch Database Changes MinistryWatch now has more than 1,000 ministries in its database. These ministries represent more than $44-billion in total revenue, most of that donor revenue from evangelicals. The following ministries have their profiles ...
Resignations come as ministry is set to host huge annual conference
The founder and the CEO of Orange, which is largely known for hosting one of the world’s most prominent family ministry conferences, have resigned.
