Rededicating to the Wrong Example
This issue of A Public Witness unpacks why the upcoming ‘Rededicate 250’ gathering was planned for May 17 and the Christian Nationalist fight to remake the past and present.
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SBC DIGEST: SWBTS on campus for the fall; SBC of Virginia shares stories of hope | Baptist Press
Southwestern announces on-campus classes to resume in August; 'Not Alone Stories' show God moving through COVID-19 pandemic.
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Georgia Hispanic churches grow in unity during pandemic | Baptist Press
Despite COVID-19, Georgia Baptist Convention (GBC) Hispanic churches continue to be strengthened through training and fellowship opportunities the convention began more than a year ago.
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FROM THE SEMINARIES: MBTS hosts virtual visits with prospective students; Gateway commencements canceled | Baptist Press
Prospective students offered virtual lunches during "Meals with Midwestern"; Gateway Seminary commencement canceled for all campuses
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SBC DIGEST: ERLC names new executive VP; Church leaders invited to free webinar | Baptist Press
ERLC announces new executive vice president and additional responsibilities for other staff members; Church leaders invited to free webinar dealing with COVID-19 issues.
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NOBTS alumni wonder what’s next for post-COVID-19 Italy | Baptist Press
From their small apartment in an area of Italy hit hard by COVID-19, NOBTS graduates Steve and Amy Morgan are aware that life around them has changed. The immigrants they work with have been hit hard.
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Unemployed due to coronavirus? There’s a saint for that.
St. Cajetan, the patron saint for the unemployed, knew something of poverty and pestilence.
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Ridgecrest now for sale following special-called meeting of LifeWay trustees | Baptist Press
LifeWay Christian Resources trustees have authorized exploring the sale of Ridgecrest Conference Center and Summer Camps despite the conference center and camps operating at a profit in recent years.
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TRUSTEES: SEBTS board delays budget finalization, authorizes PPP participation | Baptist Press
In its spring meeting, the Board of Trustees of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary postponed adoption of a budget for the 2020-21 academic year and authorized the seminary to participate in the federal Paycheck Protection Program.
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TRUSTEES: SBTS reduces budget, institutes structural changes in response to pandemic | Baptist Press
Meeting virtually and in executive session Monday (April 20), the Board of Trustees of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary approved a revised business model and a budget reduction of 30 percent.
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FROM THE SEMINARIES: MBTS offers pastors recorded sermons; SWBTS hosts online music conferences | Baptist Press
Midwestern Seminary offers pastors recorded sermon resources during pandemic; Myers at SWBTS: Musical beauty 'contains a summons' to glorify God.
