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COVID-19 accelerates ministry moves and shifts work arrangements. Kate Shellnutt| Image: Courtesy of Prison Fellowship The sizable suburban Washington, DC, campus that headquartered Chuck Colson’s Prison Fellowship will soon belong to another evangelical nonprofit: the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF). The ministries announced plans Friday to sell the 11.3-acre property in Lansdowne, Virginia. Back in 2005, Colson’s ministry—which then included Prison Fellowship, BreakPoint, and the Colson Center—built the campus for around $19 million, including a three-story office bu...

Lifeway moves to sell new headquarters 3 years after moving in JavaScript in your web browser. Please Go Thursday, January 28, 2021 | Coronavirus → Lifeway moves to sell new headquarters 3 years after moving in Lifeway moves to sell new headquarters 3 years after moving in The corporate headquarters of Lifeway Christian Resources in Nashville, Tennessee. | Lifeway Christian Resources The Southern Baptist Convention’s publishing arm, Lifeway Christian Resources, announced Tuesday that it has entered into a contract to sell the new building that houses its corporate headquarters in Nas...

The prospective buyer, a transaction date and the eventual sale price were not disclosed in a release. Relatedly, the company continues to look for an alternative workspace to the approximately 279,770-square-foot nine-story tower, located at In August and after an April feasibility study, LifeWay officials told the Post the company was exploring multiple options, including leasing several floors to other organizations, selling the building and leasing back its office space, or selling the building and moving to another location. The release notes Lifeway will continue to occupy a portion of...

Bible sales increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to LifeWay Christian Resources, one of the world's largest providers of Christian books and educational material. Carol Pipes of LifeWay told CBN News that Bible sales have "remained strong since the outbreak of the coronavirus in the U.S.” in April and increased through June. The company's CEO, Ben Mandrell, added that the increase in Bible sales is no accident, as people often go to the Bible as a source of hope in times of crisis and uncertainty.” "People draw hope from Scripture because in it they see a God who is with us d...

  Lifeway Christian Resources, one of the world's largest providers of Christian books and educational materials, said there was a significant increase in Bible sales from April through June. Carol Pipes, Lifeway's director of corporate communications told CBN News that Bible sales have "remained strong since the outbreak of the coronavirus in the US." The company's Chief Executive Officer Ben Mandrell explained that scripture has a way of bringing hope and healing to many during times of hardship. "We believe this is no accident, as people often go to the Bible as a source of hope in times ...