Drug Overdose Deaths Decline for Third Year
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True Love Waits: a retrospective look years later | Baptist Press
God is the goal of purity promises and of life itself, an author says after removing her True Love Waits ring and penning a blog post that resonated with thousands of young adults wondering where those pledges had left them.
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TRUSTEES: New Bible, building top LifeWay reports | Baptist Press
LifeWay Christian Resources is looking ahead to a newly revised Bible translation and a new corporate headquarters, leaders told trustees this week.
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Falcon’s injury fails to sour Super Bowl trip | Baptist Press
Falcons' tight end Jacob Tamme, who suffered a season-ending injury this season, shares why going to the Super Bowl with his team is still a 'sweet' opportunity.
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FIRST-PERSON: Siri-ously? | Baptist Press
Siri on your iPhone, or a similar program on your smartphone, can answer an array of questions, Brian Hobbs notes, but don't let it become a perpetual distraction that lessens your quality of life.
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FIRST-PERSON: Gleanings on giving | Baptist Press
Ever since giving a $5 offering from his first ministry paycheck of $45 years ago, Chuck Lawless has continued to discover the vitality of giving to his church.
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FROM THE STATES: Ill., Ga., Mo. evangelism/missions news; ‘I said sure, we can take care of that’ | Baptist Press
Today's From the States features items from: Illinois Baptist; Christian Index (Georgia); The Pathway (Missouri)
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Education for the Common Good
There’s a lie floating around. You’ve probably heard it. It’s that furthering your education is just about getting a better job. But pursuing higher
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Education for the Common Good – RELEVANT
There’s a lie floating around. You’ve probably heard it. It’s that furthering your education is just about getting a better job. But pursuing higher
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What to Know About Loans and Student Debt
With a weak economy and ballooning education costs, going to college requires more students to take out loans than ever. It’s a daunting prospect, and the
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To Actually Get a Job, Sweat the ‘Small Stuff’
Getting a job is important, and the first thing a lot of people think about when it comes to that is what kind of degree or certifications they have. But
