Preemptive Love, a nonprofit long championed by Christian influencers and celebrities for its work in Iraq and elsewhere, plans to cut ties with its founders after former employees complained of an abusive work environment and ...
Preemptive Love Coalition, a 13-year-old Texas-based relief organization that enjoyed stellar growth and glowing coverage in mainstream and Christian media outlets—at least until one of those outlets began investigating its questionable claims—announced last Friday it had ...
The following stories had the most page views at the MinistryWatch website during the month of November. We present them here in a “countdown” format, from 10 to 1.
Longtime editor of WORLD Magazine Marvin Olasky has resigned, saying the media company’s decision to launch an opinions section on its website without his backing was effectively a “vote of no confidence.”
Nonprofit recovery program, Gilgal, provides a fresh start for more than 760 women in Atlanta
Since the launching of Gilgal in 2005, more than 760 women have been served by Gilgal. Women who graduate the program have at least one year clean, a job that pays living wages, and affordable ...
Billy Graham Chaplains Respond, Steve Bannon Arrested for Donor Fraud, MinistryWatch Database Updated
Billy Graham Chaplains Respond, Steve Bannon Arrested for Donor Fraud, MinistryWatch Database Updated
Foundations Commit COVID Funds, Racial Reconciliation, ADF Intervenes for YAF, MinistryWatch and ECFA Database Changes
Foundations Commit COVID Funds, Racial Reconciliation, ADF Intervenes for YAF, MinistryWatch and ECFA Database Changes
PCCs Rising To Challenge of COVID-19 Pandemic
Pregnancy care centers are facing increased demand and decreased resources since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, but with creative planning and an urgent mission, many are staying the course. Abortion centers are also reporting ...
Billy Graham Chaplains In NYC, Links for COVID-19 Government Help, Foundations Asked To Speed Decision-Making Process
Billy Graham Chaplains In NYC, Links for COVID-19 Government Help, Foundations Asked To Speed Decision-Making Process
A series of white tents went up in New York's Central Park this weekend as workers assembled a 68-bed emergency field hospital for people infected with the coronavirus.
