Drug Overdose Deaths Decline for Third Year
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More Canaanite evidence found by NOBTS dig team | Baptist Press
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary archaeology team finds more Canaanite evidence at Tel Gezer in Israel, site of the largest known water system from the Middle Bronze Age in the Ancient Near East.
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FROM THE STATES: Tenn. Evangelism/missions; North Carolina Church plant aims to reach sportsmen | Baptist Press
This week's "From the States" features articles from: Baptist and Reflector; Biblical Recorder
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Empty & baffled as he looked at Bible display | Baptist Press
Vincent stood baffled in front of the numerous Bible translations at the Lifeway Christian Store on Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's campus. However, he soon experienced new birth.
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Dollars and Sense: Volkswagen woes top economic news
Volkswagen woes. After weeks of covering stock market gyrations and monetary policy related to the Federal Reserve, last week the business news shifted to more corporate issues, beginning with Volkswa...
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Is any marriage safe in an adulterous culture? | Baptist Press
Amid news of men, women and families being thrust into the shadow of the Ashley Madison adultery website hacking, Baptist Press asked the wives of a few longtime Southern Baptist leaders how Christian wives can feel safe in their marriages.
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FROM THE SEMINARIES: Convocations at MBTS, SEBTS, SBTS, SWBTS | Baptist Press
Midwestern, Southeastern, Southern, Southwestern Baptist seminaries hold convocations at the outset of the new academic year.
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Remembering Katrina: ‘We called on the Lord all night long’
For Jackie Landry, New Orleans is home. She lived there for 54 years. But on Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina changed that. “I’ve rode out storms before, but we never dreamed that it was going t...
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Love & not fear of Muslims urged by SBTS prof | Baptist Press
Ayman Ibrahim wants more American evangelicals to reshape the way they think about their Muslim neighbors. "Among Westerners in general, there is a sort of phobia about Muslims," said the newly appointed assistant professor of Islamic studies at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. "But Islam is not monolithic. To say, 'Islam is ISIS,' is very naïve."
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Nike Created Basketball Shoes Specifically for People with Disabilities
For some people with disabilities that leave them with limited mobility, tying shoe laces can be really tricky. That’s a problem Nike is attempting to
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Nike Created Basketball Shoes Specifically for People with Disabilities – RELEVANT
For some people with disabilities that leave them with limited mobility, tying shoe laces can be really tricky. That’s a problem Nike is attempting to
