It’s a bit of a head-scratcher. Why would a church help build a house to donate to one of its ministry clients, only to take ...

Three years before a criminal investigation into allegations of sexual abuse of minors by former youth leaders at New Albany's Faith Life Church, the state investigated the church's leadership and ...

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Pastor Marvin Sapp speaks out in defense of urging congregants to collectively give $40,000 during a church service.

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No one wants to become a New York cop. Why? Maybe because the City Council and legislature have demeaned, demoralized and hampered police by their soft-on-crime criminal justice policies.

The video, taken at a Pentecostal convention in Baltimore, shows Sapp asking for $20 from each attendee to raise $40,000, and telling ushers to shut the doors. Social media users have responded ...

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