Plus, America in transition, heeding red flags, sports gambling disaster, and more.
Congregants raised over $1.8 million with no stated cause — then war broke out in Ukraine.
Government pauses FCRA amendment after Christian organizations protest.
Plus, Barnabas Aid founder suspended, a closer look at correspondence college degrees, and more.
Free Burma Rangers pioneers a grassroots demining program as thousands await safe return home.
These ministries help persecuted believers rebuild homes, survive displacement, endure imprisonment, recover from trauma—and address religious tensions before they turn violent.
Appeals court dismisses Clemishire’s claims, citing church autonomy under First Amendment.
The anti-trafficking group doesn’t list legal services among its operations.
Plus, other notable ministry happenings from this week.
LIFE Outreach unseats Liberty University as top user of private aircraft.
Churches in Springfield offer legal help, childcare, and prayer as immigration raids escalate.
Ministry withholds Form 990 as a recognized church while facing a growing $7M deficit.
Plus, Episcopal Church decline, SBC baptisms grow, evangelicals call for relief for Afghan allies.
Catholic bishop, physicians join challenge, saying law violates religious and free speech rights.
Bishop alleges bylaw changes violate Book of Discipline and threaten church's standing.
The Bucket Ministry’s recent Kibera project led to over 22K professions of faith.
Plus, RZIM continues with little transparency, St. John Institutional Missionary Baptist Church saved from auction, and more.
These ministries rely on doctors, local workers, volunteers, and partners serving amid disaster, disease, and war.
Court documents reveal Tracey Jorgensen took more than $356K from GracePointe Church over five years.
The SC school shuts down after registered offender’s access to children sparked arrests.
Total revenue of all 31 foundations exceeded $5.8 billion.
Commemoration of the August 1801 Cane Ridge Revival is a moment for reflection
