Trinity Foundation – Tag – MinistryWatch
Bigamist ‘pastor,’ Bethlehem Seminary, AME pension fund lawsuit, Kanakuk ‘self-dealing,’ and Central Seminary president resigns
Bigamist ‘pastor,’ Bethlehem Seminary, AME pension fund lawsuit, Kanakuk ‘self-dealing,’ and Central Seminary president resigns
Samaritan’s Purse and James Robison/LIFE Outreach Int’l had heaviest usage of private aircraft
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 November. MinistryWatch, in collaboration with the Trinity Foundation, ...
Liberty University, Warrior Notes (Kevin Zadia), and Scott Lamb are top users of private aircraft
MinistryWatch, in collaboration with the Trinity Foundation, each month publishes a list of the private planes belonging to pastors and Christian ministries.
Christian ministries took more than 440 flights on private aircraft in May
EDITOR’S NOTE: Barry Bowen of The Trinity Foundation compiled the flight information for this project. In February 2023, MinistryWatch launched a collaboration with the Trinity Foundation to publish a list of all the private planes ...
The tax increase impacts flights on employer-owned planes—including those owned by ministries.
In 2017, Texas-based televangelist Kenneth Copeland told his followers he received a very specific message from the Holy Spirit: The Lord had set aside a luxury Gulfstream V jet for his ministry’s use.
The IRS’s recent tax changes impact personal flights on aircraft owned by churches and ministries, including those of televangelists
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently issued an updated bulletin governing “fringe benefits” under the income tax code, which values non-commercial flights on employer-owned aircraft.
Donors, where is the money going?
Televangelists’ astronomical travel expenses are receiving a fresh dose of scrutiny through Pastor Planes, a new aircraft-tracking project from the Trinity Foundation.
The change is likely to impact personal flights taken on ministry-owned aircraft.
A new rule change from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) would increase the tax rates for noncommercial flights on employer-owned aircraft. The Trinity Foundation, a Dallas-based ministry watchdog group, reported that the change would impact ...
Despite having nearly $1-billion in assets, TBN received $3-million in PPP funds
According to an investigation by the Dallas-based Trinity Foundation, Matthew Crouch, president of Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) has launched a massive restructuring of the world’s largest religious TV network.
