
No headline. Potter’s Field Ministries is the main subject of this story, and it falls outside the Kingdom News campaign focus. Calvary Chapel appears only as the association that pulled its funding and removed the ministry from its list of affiliated churches, which is a passing mention. The story should not be drafted for Kingdom News.
I haven’t drafted this one. Its main subject is Potter’s Field Ministries, which falls outside the GracePress Kingdom News focus. Calvary Chapel appears only as the association that pulled its funding and removed the ministry from its affiliated list, which is a passing mention and doesn’t make the story on-topic.
If you have a related story where the Evangelical Free Church, the Christian and Missionary Alliance, the Vineyard movement, or Calvary Chapel is the main subject, such as a Calvary Chapel leadership decision, a statement by its association, or its response to the Potter’s Field situation, I can draft that from its own source facts.
Sources (3):
- Potter's Field Ministries after Mike and Pam Rozell: “Cultic” abuse may be hard to heal – MinistryWatch (ministrywatch.com)
- Evangelical Ministry Leaders Resign Amid Allegations of Abuse, Misappropriation of Funds – MinistryWatch (ministrywatch.com)
- Abuse Allegations Prompt Closure of MudMan Burgers, Affiliated Ministries – Flathead Beacon (flatheadbeacon.com)
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