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Billy Kim: from ‘lowly houseboy’ to Baptist World Alliance president | Baptist Press
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--If not for the kindness of an American soldier, Sgt. Carl L. Powers of Virginia, Billy Kim said that he would not be a Christian and the current leader of the Baptist World Alliance.
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Paul focused on missions, not theology, Southern prof argues | Baptist Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP)--While the Apostle Paul is often understood as primarily being a theologian or a pastor, in reality he was foremost a missionary and a church planter, a new book on Pauline theology argues.
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Southwestern Seminary hires news director | Baptist Press
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--Gregory Tomlin, 30, has been named news director for Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas.
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What happens when Almighty God calls your house? | Baptist Press
NEW ORLEANS (BP)--The name of the church was Almighty God Tabernacle, a strange name for some.
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San Antonio seminary students serve double duty at Fort Sam Houston | Baptist Press
SAN ANTONIO (BP)--Lieutenant Colonel Timothy Reese and Chief Warrant Officer 5 Robert Jordan are soldiers and ministers. Reese and Jordan, both long-time army veterans, recently began theological studies at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's San Antonio extension campus.
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Keep looking up and you’ll make it, seminary head says | Baptist Press
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--Mixing humor with his family's own heart-wrenching testimony, William Crews told Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary students to "keep looking up (at God) and you'll make it."
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Campers on Mission donate labor for Glorieta construction projects | Baptist Press
GLORIETA, N.M.(BP)--Swinging hammers, hanging dry wall and installing insulation may not seem like much of a vacation, but to the Campers on Mission, it's a feeling of joy.
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Dedication, commitment equal 73 years of perfect Sunday school attendance | Baptist Press
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--While many Southern Baptists think Sunday school is important, few take that attitude as seriously as Julian Mangum. While many Southern Baptists have achieved pins for perfect attendance for a year, or even several years, there are no records to indicate…
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‘Evangelically ecumenical’ view of Pentecostalism voiced by speaker | Baptist Press
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--In dealing with potential conflicts with Pentecostalism, it is necessary to take note of the movement's strengths and weaknesses, said Max Turner, the keynote speaker at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's 2001 Pastor's Conference Oct. 9-11.
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FIRST-PERSON: Are school $$ at center of tussle facing home-schooling families? | Baptist Press
McMINNVILLE, Ore. (BP)--Recently, a high percentage of families seeking approval from the East Providence, R.I., school district to home school their children have been denied their request. Further, school officials have rejected the applications without any explanation.
