New Mexico Children’s Home Offering Seminary for Houseparents | Baptist Press
PORTALES, N.M. (BP) – Some ideas are so simple, so needed and so good, it’s hard to figure out why it took so long to think of them.
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RT Kendall tackles the pervasive problem of being a Pharisee in new book
Are you a Pharisee? According to a newly released book by distinguished theologian, pastor, and author R.T. Kendall, the answer is very likely yes.
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FIRST-PERSON: How to pray for five life situations | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) – Jeana and I were in our mid-thirties when she was diagnosed with cancer. Her diagnosis moved us to pursue God, and prayer was our first choice, not our last.
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The Prayers of Black History Makers
Black history is a history of prayer. Beginning in the woods and marshes on the edges of plantations across the deep south, enslaved Black Americans
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TRUSTEES: NAMB trustees see heartache and healing first-hand in New Orleans | Baptist Press
NEW ORLEANS — Trustees with the North American Mission Board (NAMB) met Feb. 1-2 in New Orleans and visited with missionaries who are planting churches and meeting the needs of people in desperate situations.
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Bible Study: Say yes to God | Baptist Press
Are you obeying God's call to action? On the other side of saying yes to God are the miraculous moments only faithful, obedient people get to enjoy.
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CP giving rebounds in January, above budget for fiscal year | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) – After a slow start to the budget year, giving through the Cooperative Program rebounded in January with more than $19.3 million being given to support national and international missions and ministries.
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NAMB trustees unanimously affirm cooperation, mission strategy of leadership | Baptist Press
ALPHARETTA, Ga. (BP) – The board of trustees for the North American Mission Board unanimously passed a resolution on cooperation and missional strategy at their February 2021 board meeting.
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The Prayers of Black History Makers – RELEVANT
Black history is a history of prayer. Beginning in the woods and marshes on the edges of plantations across the deep south, enslaved Black Americans
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Dakota Baptist Convention establishes positions to address pastors’ isolation | Baptist Press
RAPID CITY, ND (BP) – “I hear the phrase ‘on an island’ a lot. For many of our guys, an hour-and-a-half can separate them from the nearest Southern Baptist church. At that distance, it’s tough to feel the partnership you’re supposed to have with others.”
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Koinonia House brings Gospel hope to forgotten prisoners amid COVID lockdowns
Prisoners in Illinois, Mississippi and Louisiana have endured stricter lockdowns due to COVID-19, but thanks to the Christian ministry Koinonia House, professing prisoners have received spiritual encouragement.
