His life was an example, and a challenge, to those of us left behind
Judge converts case to Chapter 7, sidelining McGraw and Peteski Productions.
The Christian AI company predicts it will turn a profit by end of 2026—but are investors buying it?
Plus, other notable ministry happenings from this week.
The K-12 school’s financial efficiency climbs, but transparency gaps remain a concern for donors.
Plus, building trust, He Gets Us, remembering Robert Sloan
Case highlights need for churches to screen leaders and enforce child-safety policies.
Plus, Bill Hwang found guilty, and Matt Redman describes mistreatment at hands of former pastor.
Former Baylor president led HCU’s “most monumental” years before sudden death at 77
These ministries don’t always make headlines, but they meet daily needs of people with disabilities and their families.
Improper evidence gathering results in dismissal of one of six accusers.
How faithful stewardship and accountability differentiate ministries in an age of cynicism.
Settlement closes lawsuit stemming from volunteer's assault of teenage boy.
Plus, NPR blunder, Texas schools Bible readings, iPhone degrees
These ministries have Donor Confidence Scores below 50.
How to give wisely as Christian ministries respond to the disaster
Plus, North Carolina churches serve local communities, USC uses AI for Bible translation, and more.
After 43 years with the ministry, the long-time executive director is facing multiple myeloma.
Ministry leader accused of stealing $375,000 from youth mentorship program.
