Ex-Assistant Principal on Trial in Case of 6-Year-Old Shooter
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Baptist communicators relay ideas, advice | Baptist Press
Tapping the popular "TED Talks" format, Baptist communication and public relations professionals shared their experiences and counsel in a first-ever Fall Forum originating from the Southern Baptist Convention Building in Nashville.
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FIRST-PERSON: Let refugee children come | Baptist Press
As crises around the globe produce more refugee children, the world and God are watching how those of us who identify as Christian treat these children, writes First Baptist New Orleans pastor David Crosby.
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Over 1 Million Christian Students to Unite in Prayer for 24th Annual ‘See You at the Pole’ Event
Across the United States, students will soon go to their respective school campuses flag poles and pray together for friends, family, their teachers and the nation
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The Real Story of Ben-Hur’s ‘Tale of the Christ’
For many, watching the movie "Ben-Hur" has become an Easter tradition. The 1959 blockbuster, starring Charlton Heston, made history with a record 11 Academy Awards.
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Calls for Clinic’s Closure Grow after Abortion Death
A woman's death has prompted growing calls for a Cleveland abortion clinic to be shut down.
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Satanists Reveal New Statue for OK Capitol
A group of Satanists are moving forward with a proposal to place a Satanic monument on the Oklahoma Statehouse steps.
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Pope selects Michigan priest to become bishop
Pope Francis has named Monsignor Steven J. Raica of the Diocese of Lansing to become the next bishop of Gaylord, Mich.
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Important Religious Aspects of World War I Have Been Ignored, Argues Scholar in New Book, ‘The Great and Holy War’
A historian has argued in a new book that the religious aspects of World War I have been largely ignored by scholars Philip Jenkins, author, distinguished professor and member of the Institute for ...
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Survivor of World War II Shipwreck Tells Harrowing Story of Survival in New Book, ‘Out of the Depths’
The harrowing experiences of Edgar Harrell and the crew on the USS Indianapolis, a battleship that helped put an end to World War II, are documented in the recently released book, Out of the Depths ...
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Supreme Court Rules New York Town Can Hold Christian Prayers Before Meetings
The United States Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a New York town that held Christian prayers before the start of their town meetings.
