Christian Companies
In recent years, gospel-oriented, free-market businesses have exploded worldwide as part of a movement to generate both temporal and eternal riches. Though church pastors and parishioners are often wary of businesses that claim both a Christian witness and a for-profit status, the prevalence of Business as Mission (BAM) organizations—and the many success stories stemming from the BAM movement—prove that this evangelization trend isn’t going anywhere.
Featured Articles
More than ever, Christians are bringing faith to bear in the for-profit world.
Largest Christian Radio Company Faces Financial Crisis Due to Coronavirus DownturnSalem Media makes cuts as more churches and ministries pull spending during the pandemic.
Ex-Christian Post Publisher, Bible College Convicted in $35M Fraud SchemeThe money laundering case left a Christian media network out of business and Olivet University owing $1.25 million.
How the American Bible Society Became EvangelicalA look back at a major turning point in the 200-year history of the storied organization.
Can People of Color Really Make Themselves at Home?There's a big difference between being a guest in a largely white organization and being able to "move the furniture."
Has LifeWay Really Banned the Word 'Vagina'?Fact-checking the widely cited reason the Christian retail chain is not carrying Rachel Held Evans's book.
The State of Christian BroadcastingAs the number of religious broadcasters increases, so do concerns about fund-raising practices.
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