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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.
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Evangelical organizations including Wycliffe, CT, and Lifeway are giving up their buildings and developing new models for remote work.
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Salem Media makes cuts as more churches and ministries pull spending during the pandemic.
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The money laundering case left a Christian media network out of business and Olivet University owing $1.25 million.
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Companies around the globe are mixing profits with gospel ministry.
More than ever, Christians are bringing faith to bear in the for-profit world.
What makes them so good? (Hint: Not money)