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Read this month's most-read stories on the MinistryWatch website — another SC church removes a registered sex offender from ministry roles, Al Mohler walks back blasphemy law support, and more.
Investigation alleges group pressured attendees into thousands in debt for finance courses.
The pastor of one of the nation’s largest churches will no longer speak at Life Surge, a series of Christian leadership and finance events accused of pressuring attendees into taking on thousands in debt.
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The events are run by a for-profit company, not a ministry.
Life Surge is a Christian wealth conference headquartered in Palmetto, Fla. It is not a ministry, but a for-profit limited liability company.
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Ministry claims to have protected 2,000 victims and brought 500+ perpetrators to justice
Last month, former football star Tim Tebow announced on Instagram that the Tim Tebow Foundation (TTF) was launching unKNOWN—a public campaign to generate $1 million towards combating human trafficking and child sexual exploitation by his ...
The CEO of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries is leaving the beleaguered organization, nine months after an independent investigation detailed the abuse and misconduct of the ministry’s late founder. The evangelical magazine Christianity Today reported this week ...
Former Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Tim Tebow was on the ground helping with the humanitarian relief effort in Afghanistan just days after being cut from the NFL team.
A mostly virtual version of the 48th annual pro-life gathering convened in Washington, D.C., on Friday (Jan. 29) featuring pre-recorded speeches from lawmakers, faith leaders and former football star Tim Tebow who pushed for unity ...
The move online comes as the COVID-19 pandemic “may be peaking” and amid the “heightened pressures that law enforcement officers and others are currently facing in and around the Capitol,” according to a statement posted ...
