Drug Overdose Deaths Decline for Third Year
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Long-awaited sun show doesn’t disappoint
The most anticipated celestial event in nearly a century did not disappoint the millions of Americans who spent Monday afternoon gazing through protective glasses or peering into pinhole cameras. The ...
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New Alzheimer’s Treatment, Prevention Shows Impressive Results
Just the word "Alzheimer's" can be frightening. But one researcher has concluded it can actually become a rare disease that only few people get.
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Solar power: church to aid community & lower costs | Baptist Press
A Kentucky church is embracing solar power as a means to simultaneously help the community, reduce their carbon footprint and save on energy costs.
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Endure trials in church revitalization, pastors say | Baptist Press
Pastors should endure amidst ministry challenges, said leading voices in church revitalization at the summer Alumni Academy at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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FROM THE SEMINARIES: SEBTS announces three new position appointments; SBTS adds ‘promising young theologian’ to faculty | Baptist Press
In today's From the Seminaries: Shaddix as director of the Southeastern Center for Pastoral Leadership and Preaching, and James as EQUIP Network coordinator; SEBTS appoints Kellen to full-time teaching position; SBTS adds 'promising young theologian' to faculty.
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Pastor compensation studied by financial planner | Baptist Press
How much should pastors be paid? A financial planner studies how churches and their pastors can work together to prevent personal crises when tax season arrives or retirement approaches.
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Feds charge 400 in healthcare fraud sweep
The federal government has charged more than 400 people in its annual healthcare fraud sweep. Attorney General Jeff Sessions called it the “largest healthcare fraud takedown operation in American hi...
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Eugene Peterson’s homosexuality views draw Baptists’ focus | Baptist Press
Bestselling Christian author Eugene Peterson, known for "The Message" paraphrase of Scripture, reportedly said in an interview with Religion News Service he does not believe homosexuality is a sin and that he would perform a same-sex wedding if asked.
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Republicans, Churchgoers, Have More Sex, Cheat Less Than Democrats, Independents: Scholar
Republicans have sex more often than Democrats and have extramarital affairs less often, according to a leading family studies scholar
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Financial stewardship is a heart matter, panel says | Baptist Press
Good financial stewardship stems from a right relationship with God, and the Bible has plenty to say about managing God's resources God's way, a group of pastors said during the President's Panel on Stewardship June 14 at the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention in Phoenix.
