The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of March.
Upgrades for Awana Foundation, Alliance Defending Freedom, and Randy Alcorn; Downgrades for American Bible Society and David C. Cook
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 ...
CCM and child sponsorships, The King’s College shortfall, Acts29 spiritual abuse, Steven Furtick under fire
On This Date at MinistryWatch: CCM and child sponsorships, The King’s College shortfall, Acts29 spiritual abuse, Steven Furtick under fire
With high net assets and leaderships salaries, ministry now in the ‘Withhold Giving’ category
Trinity Broadcasting Network’s (TBN) Donor Confidence Score recently fell.
Scott Sauls resigns, death of couple affiliated with Charis Bible College, Village Church rolls off independent congregations, Harvest Bible Chapel report, Steven Furtick’s mansion
Scott Sauls resigns, death of couple affiliated with Charis Bible College, Village Church rolls off independent congregations, Harvest Bible Chapel report, Steven Furtick’s mansion
Ratings Drop for Family Research Council, IF:Gathering; Rise for George Fox U, Gordon Conwell Seminary
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 ...
The megachurch in Charlotte also has a strong social media presence.
Elevation Church, the megachurch based in Charlotte, North Carolina, and led by Steven Furtick, took in more than $100 million in tithes and offerings in 2023, according to its Annual Report.
The King’s College, Acts 29, and Steven Furtick
ONE YEAR AGO. On Feb. 7, 2023, MinistryWatch reported that The King’s College in New York City announced it was experiencing a “funding shortfall of approximately $2.6 million for the spring semester, due primarily to ...