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Church blames incident on ‘unfortunate decision’ made by overzealous staffer
To make sure the results of a traffic study justified a stoplight, the staff at a Texas megachurch prompted members to flood the road by the church with extra traffic.
Randy Free was sentenced to 7 ½ years in prison and 10 years of probation.
Randy Free, former pastor of Cedar Cross Country Church in Alvarado, Texas, was convicted of four first-degree felonies.
B.H. Carroll, a seminary offering online classes, will move its headquarters and merge with East Texas Baptist University.
B.H. Carroll Theological Seminary faces big changes in the coming year.
White’s Chapel plans to invite others to join the Methodist Collegiate Church once its disaffiliation is approved by Central Texas United Methodists next month
When White’s Chapel’s members voted to disaffiliate in November, they decided not to join the Global Methodist Church, in part because congregants, who hold a diversity of views, want to be a healing agent among ...
A pastor from Tyler, Texas, who was sentenced to six months in jail and 10 years on probation for money laundering and stealing from an elderly couple in the church he led was released this ...
A former Houston-area Baptist pastor was among nine men arrested late last month in an online chat sting operation conducted by the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children division.
Texas voters will decide on Election Day (Nov. 2) whether state and local governments can impose limits on religious services, such as the public health orders that shut down houses of worship and businesses earlier ...
Ninety-seven of the MinistryWatch 1000 have headquarters in Texas. Together, they bring in revenue totaling more than $3.1 billion.
Phased IN, Mission Eurasia, MAP International, Crown Financial Ministries
Phased IN, Mission Eurasia, MAP International, Crown Financial Ministries
Dallas churches and other faith groups have teamed up to help open an emergency warming center for the homeless at the city’s Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.
