Ravi Zacharias

Three months before Ravi Zacharias died, a post on his Facebook account urged Christians to help end global slavery. This week, family members highlighted the post to promote their new humanitarian organization.

Sarah Davis has stepped down as CEO of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries to launch another apologetics ministry. Observers and critics are speculating whether the new organization will simply be a reboot of the former.

“This is someone who, you know, very successfully and devastatingly lived a double life and harmed so many people,” Ruth Malhotra said of Ravi Zacharias. “I think we've only scratched the surface of the number of victims that he left behind.”

Donors to Ravi Zacharias International Ministries, including an NFL player, are suing the troubled nonprofit for allegedly covering up its founder’s abusive behavior.

The global Christian ministry founded by the late Ravi Zacharias said Wednesday it will suspend fundraising, lay off 60% of its staff and overhaul its mission in the wake of revelations.

Following a devastating report outlining years of sexual misconduct and abuse by the late apologist Ravi Zacharias, RZIM Canada has announced it will end operations, and the denomination to which Zacharias belonged has posthumously expelled him. 

Lee Strobel, author of The Case for Christ and The Case for Faith, has announced that he is halting the printing of The Case for Faith, which features an interview with the late apologist Ravi Zacharias.

RZIM’s public relations manager Ruth Malhotra has shared a 26-page letter she wrote to the board chairman earlier this month.