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50 Largest Media Ministries in the US
Below is a list of the largest media ministries in the country. These days, almost all ministries have some media component, Pastors write books. Journalists have podcasts. However, the list below is a list of ...
Below is a list of highly paid Christian ministry executives. The information was derived from the Form 990 prepared by the ministry itself. We are not calling this list the “Highest Paid Christian Ministry Executives” ...
Below is a list of the 100 largest Christian ministries in the MinistryWatch database.
WORLD Announces Hope Awards, Weekly On-Line Devotions, ECFA and MinistryWatch database changes, and more
WORLD Announces Hope Awards, Weekly On-Line Devotions, ECFA and MinistryWatch database changes, and more
Ministry placed him on sabbatical after determining the issues were 'civil in nature and not criminal'
Perry Stone has been a steady presence on Christian television networks for the past decade. But in recent months, he has not been a steady presence in his own ministry. His Cleveland, Tennessee-based ministry, Voice ...
Trinity Broadcasting Network said it will no longer air the daily Texas-based Kenneth Copeland Ministries program known as “Believer’s Voice of Victory.” Instead, the network will replace it with programming by Steven Furtick, a megachurch pastor ...
Editor’s Note: Though Wycliffe Associates and Wycliffe Bible Translators have similar names and were one time related organizations, they are today separate organizations. John Wycliffe, who famously translated the Bible into English, was one ...
The Largest Media Ministries in the Country
Jack Van Impe, a televangelist who spent decades warning Christians that the end of the world was nigh, has died, his ministry announced on Saturday.
What Can Christian Schools Teach? Last week the Supreme Court said it would hear two cases that could decide whether church schools or the government decides who teaches religion classes. Both cases began in 2015 ...
