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FIRST-PERSON: Adjusting to the dark | Baptist Press
A tragic auto accident left Kathy Litton a 45-year-widow in "a season of worshipping in the dark." She nevertheless experienced God's grace, noting, "He is still the God you knew in the light."
Episcopal Church Donates $45K for Prayer Book Translation in Native American Heart Language
The Episcopal Church recently approved a project to translate the Book of Common Prayer into the Native American language of Lakota
Greg Laurie Leads 'Jesus Revolution Style' Baptism at California Beach; Over 550 Baptized
Over 550 people were baptized on a California beach over the weekend during a mass baptism led by evangelist and megachurch Pastor Greg Laurie
Homeless man's new life follows retiree's compassion | Baptist Press
A 24-year-old homeless man makes profession of faith, stirred by a 64-year-old retiree's compassion.
Gabe Lyons: Why Don't Protestants Talk More About Demons, Exorcism, Spiritual World?
Christians from Protestant denominations rarely, if ever, hear about demons or the spiritual world in their churches So when a Catholic expert in demonology provided somewhat of a crash course at a Q ...
4,400 Pastors Have Signed John MacArthur’s Anti-Social Justice Proclamation
Pastor and author John MacArthur appears to be doubling down on his recent anti-social justice comments. A few weeks ago, he released a blog called
South African: CWJC is 'roadmap' for helping people | Baptist Press
Patricia Ihlenfeldt, a Christian Women's Job Corps leader in South Africa, treks to training conference in Alabama "to be encouraged and refocused and reenergized."
FIRST-PERSON: When the directions don't make sense | Baptist Press
There are times, Katie McCoy writes, when following God's direction seems confusing or counterintuitive yet is better than getting on "a dead-end road to frustration and confusion."
FIRST-PERSON: Reading the Bible, every year | Baptist Press
For Doug Munton, reading through the Bible each year helps him see "the big picture of God's story more clearly" and "stretches my understanding and deepens my faith."
