Christian Leaders Urge Guarding Rights of Minneapolis church
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Meet the Pastor Behind That ‘Quitting the Church’ Essay
A pastor's last thoughts on leaving the ministry sparked a national conversation about clergy health and the future of the church.
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Uncommitted Christians Causing ‘catastrophic decline in biblical worldview in America’: Barna
Millions of uncommitted Christians are causing a catastrophic decline in biblical worldview in America because they have been poorly discipled in their faith and often don t know how to pass on ...
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Kids learn to walk their talk | Baptist Press
In New Cumberland, Pa., Red Land Baptist Church youngsters in the first through sixth grades made cards, wrote notes and prayed for the homeless people in Philadelphia who would be receiving the cards.
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Christian Charity Helps over 6K Sex Trafficking Survivors Find Safety, Healing
In the last 12 years, a faith-based organization has worked with thousands of sex trafficking survivors to guide them toward a place of healing thanks to three women who heard horrendous stories and ...
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Church of England Substantiates Abuse Allegations against Prominent Youth Ministry Founder
An internal investigation by the Church of England has substantiated allegations of abuse of power and spiritual abuse against prominent youth ministry leader Mike Pilavachi
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Barrister Appointed to Review Church of England Safeguarding Board
The Church of England has appointed a leading public law barrister to review its Independent Safeguarding Board (ISB).
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‘The Great Dechurching’ Explores America’s Religious Exodus
A new study looks at why millions of Americans left church — and what might bring them back.
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Despite power outage, church serves hundreds of meals after Idalia | Baptist Press
MADISON, Fla. (BP) – Like most of the surrounding area, First Baptist Church of Madison was without electricity last week due to Hurricane Idalia, but that didn’t stop its members from preparing and serving hundreds of meals each day to first responders, local residents and a growing Emergency Management team.
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Life is hard but God is good, Indiana pastor says | Baptist Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (BP) – An emphasis on missional living has grown and strengthened Oakhill Baptist Church, where Alan Scott has been pastor for 17 years, and where more than 500 people of different generations participate in Sunday morning worship.
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CP just below budget with one month left in fiscal year | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) — As the 2023 fiscal year nears completion, giving to the National Cooperative Program Allocation Budget remains slightly behind budget. August totals were 5.73 percent below the targeted amount.
