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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‘Pastor’ to plead guilty to $33M church-based investment scam
A man claiming to be a pastor in California will plead guilty to organizing an investment scam using the guise of a church to swindle over 33 million away from investors, primarily from Orange County ...
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Providence bishop calls for evangelization, renewal after coronavirus
Bishop Thomas Tobin of Providence reflected Sunday on the potential outcome of the coronavirus pandemic, encouraging Catholics to develop plans for evangelization.
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SBC DIGEST: Arkansas prayer emphasis; Free ‘Called to Lead,’ online conference | Baptist Press
WMU officers to remain another year; Arkansas Baptist State Convention Prayer Task Force adopts National Day of Prayer Emphasis; Free 'Called to Lead,' online conference to be hosted by Cross Church.
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Harvard prof. calls for ban on homeschooling, responses emerge
A Harvard Law School professor is calling for a presumptive ban on homeschooling, arguing that it poses harmful risks to children
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Churches in Tokyo, Italy experience ‘Gospel renewal’ adapting to online discipleship | Baptist Press
While churches around the world are unable to gather physically, one church in Tokyo and another in Rome have found unexpected blessings in meeting online.
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CAMP UPDATE: Falls Creek delays, Crossings cancels June camps; July good for now | Baptist Press
Falls Creek delays camp season, unveils tentative start June 28 with new 8-session schedule; Crossings cancels June camps, proceeds with July for now.
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Shutdown of economy may cause more harm than COVID-19, Dr. Phil says
The shutdown of the economy may eventually cause more poverty and mental health-related destruction than the coronavirus, according to television personality Dr Phil McGraw
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Michigan governor calls abortion ‘life sustaining’
Pro-life adovcates have criticized the governor of Michigan for calling aboriton a “life-sustaining” procedure during an interview on Thursday.
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Texas Acteens group stays on mission while social distancing | Baptist Press
Missions discipleship is personal for Mary Lou Sinclair and her Acteens group -- even amid a pandemic.
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FIRST-PERSON: Giving an effective, online Gospel invitation | Baptist Press
One of the key aspects of serving a new online audience well is giving an effective Gospel invitation, Shane Pruitt says. He offers several applicable practices to keep in mind.
