New ‘leader care’ standard was impetus for resignation, ECFA states.
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and Samaritan’s Purse have resigned from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.
Three biggest users of private aircraft remain same as recent months—again
MinistryWatch each month publishes a list of private planes owned by pastors and Christian ministries, along with basic information about their usage. Here's the data for August.
Snapshot of top happenings from this past week
Here at MinistryWatch, one of our goals is to equip donors with the information they need to make wise decisions with their giving. That’s why we manage our database, which rates more than 1,000 of ...
In past month, ministry has sent eight relief flights and a medical team to Gaza
After struggling for months to find partners to help them deliver aid to Gaza, the embattled Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has picked up a collaborator — Samaritan’s Purse.
Three biggest users of private aircraft remain same as recent months
EDITOR’S NOTE: Barry Bowen of The Trinity Foundation compiled the flight information for this project. This month’s spreadsheet contains flights by Christian ministries during the month of July. MinistryWatch, in collaboration with the Trinity Foundation, ...
Liberty University leads in using private aircraft, followed by Assemblies of God and Samaritan’s Purse.
MinistryWatch, in collaboration with the Trinity Foundation, each month publishes a list of the private planes belonging to pastors and Christian ministries.
Guidance for giving to ministries helping in the flooding disaster
MinistryWatch encourages those who wish to support the disaster victims in Texas to exercise caution in choosing the organizations to which they donate.
For many in Helene’s path, NC Baptists Provide Home-Repair Lifeline
Baptists on Mission and Samaritan’s Purse — both based in North Carolina — have made a long-term commitment to helping Hurricane Helene victims in Western North Carolina.
More ministries call themselves a ‘church’ or ‘association of churches’ to avoid disclosure requirements
Since 2020, more than 80 of the 1,000 largest Christian ministries in the US have asked the Internal Revenue Service to classify them as an “association of churches.”