Business News

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  Texas UMC megachurch opens pie and coffee shop run by special needs ministry

  A megachurch in Texas recently opened a pie and coffee shop at that is staffed by individuals with special needs as a way to help trained them for employment.

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  Salvation Army responds to 'misinformation' about ministry, Chick-fil-A ending giving

  The Salvation Army is urging the public to seek the truth about who they are in light of Chick-fil-A's decision to restructure their philanthropic giving and end their multi-year funding commitments to the organization.

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  Chick-fil-A denies capitulating to LGBT activists; Christian groups won't be excluded from donations

  Amid reports that fast food chain Chick-fil-A was halting donations to Christian groups, the restaurant's foundation is maintaining they are philanthropically restructuring, not caving to political correctness in pursuit of higher profits.

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  Ky. Supreme Court dismisses lawsuit against Christian business that refused to make gay pride shirts

  The Kentucky Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit against a Christian business that refused on religious grounds to make T-shirts for a gay pride event.

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  Family Radio selling stations, moving headquarters to Nashville

  Family Radio, the theologically conservative radio station once headed by controversial author and radio host Harold Camping, will be moving from its longtime California headquarters to Nashville, Tennessee.

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  In-N-Out Burger owner Lynsi Snyder on spiritual warfare, desire to be 'plugged in' to God's plan

  In an exclusive interview with The Christian Post, In-N-Out Burger owner and president Lynsi Snyder discusses her troubled past, spiritual warfare, and her desire to be "plugged in" to God's calling on her life.

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  Christian company Kingdom launches TV division run by ‘Big Bang Theory’ producer

  A new faith-based studio known as Kingdom is launching its own television division that will be run by Mona Garcea, a former producer of the series “The Big Bang Theory.”

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  Christian authors blast Amazon for banning their books, selling pedophilia titles

  Christian authors who once identified as gay or lesbian are highlighting the double standard Amazon is applying by removing their books from the platform while continuing to sell titles that promote pedophilia.

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  Amazon, top companies announce plan to help American workers, but Dem candidates aren’t convinced

  After more than two decades of maximizing profits mainly for the benefit of shareholders, some 181 of America’s leading corporations including Amazon, Target, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase & Co., announced a new purpose for the corporation to improve the lives of workers and all other stakeholders but not everyone is buying it.