David Barton's Unreal Appearance on Family Research Council's Washington Watch
David Barton was on Family Research Council’s Washington Watch Live yesterday to talk about his version of America’s founding. The host sitting in for Tony Perkins was Craig James. As I was listening to Barton rattle off some of his usual distortions, it occurred to me again how far apart Barton and the Family Research Council are…
Read MoreGospel for Asia Reports One Thing in American Audit, Another in Indian Reports
In addition to the usual income and expenses data, Gospel for Asia’s audited financial statement discloses related party transactions. As you can see from the image below, the direction of the transaction is from the U.S. to GFA affiliates in Asian countries with 96% going to India. In addition to GFA India, GFA in the…
Read MoreIndian News Magazine Weighs In on Gospel for Asia and the Loss of Cheruvally Estate
Today, Tehelka, an award winning Indian investigative magazine, posted an article about the loss of the Cheruvally Rubber plantation to the government. Even though I posted on this topic recently, I thought this article added some facts and was interested in the tone of the report. Some snippets: Kerala-based evangelist and self-consecrated archbishop Dr K…
Read MoreMark Driscoll to Speak at James River Assembly of God in Ozark, MO Next Sunday
Just confirmed it with the church; Mark Driscoll is set to speak at James River Church (Assembly of God) in Ozark, MO this coming Sunday, June 7. His topic was not disclosed. The church is pastored by John and Debbie Lindell. You can read more about James River in this description by Ed Stetzer. Their…
Read MoreAccording to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Smurfing – Dividing Cash Transfers Over $10k to Avoid Detection – Violates U.S. Law
On May 14, I wrote that several Gospel for Asia staff and students had reported to me that they were asked to carry envelopes of cash to India without declaring that cash to U.S. customs. I then reported audio of Gospel of Asia leaders telling staff and School of Discipleship students in a May 14 staff meeting that…
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