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MacArthur sues LA County, county countersues over COVID restrictions
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In Chicago, an unlikely pastor learns love requires proximity
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In a contentious election year, wisdom seeks a third way
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Transitions for the week of 8-14-20
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‘Steadying to Our Keel Again’
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How the ‘Suburban Lifestyle Dream’ and suburban church created Suburban Jesus
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Beware: We can march and pray for good, yet still do harm
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Touching Miami with Love hires locally for leader
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What Abe Lincoln tells us about Trump, Biden, guns, God and Falwell Jr.
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How to say goodbye during a pandemic (in English or Spanish)
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Americans want churches open but aren’t attending when they are open
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What about the science, faith and ethics of a coming coronavirus vaccine?
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What I fear as a white woman married to a Black man
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Who is that man in a clerical stole at the protest?
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Mom shaming is getting worse during the pandemic
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Ministry jobs and more
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My quest to find the word ‘homosexual’ in the Bible
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Adult faith formation thriving although different due to COVID
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Five ideas for pandemic praying
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Why we gather for in-person worship
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Congregations on mission and online doing better financially amid COVID
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In the United States, is it possible to be an honest and just person?
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New book explores pain of preaching after a suicide in the congregation
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‘We are Cain’: Owning up to the reality of racism in America
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The church is closed but the kitchen is open to serve
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MacArthur sues LA County, county countersues over COVID restrictions
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Transitions for the week of 8-14-20
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Touching Miami with Love hires locally for leader
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Americans want churches open but aren’t attending when they are open
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Who is that man in a clerical stole at the protest?
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Ministry jobs and more
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Adult faith formation thriving although different due to COVID
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Congregations on mission and online doing better financially amid COVID
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The church is closed but the kitchen is open to serve
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Massachusetts church opens eyes despite closed building
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What’s going wrong in your church building while you’re gone?
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John MacArthur retains Trump lawyer in fight over COVID restrictions
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Meredith Stone to lead Baptist Women in Ministry
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East Coast dodges Isaias as disaster relief continues to evolve
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Ministry jobs and more
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Faced with coronavirus challenge, this Christian camp found a new way
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Coronavirus presents a challenge to mental health as well
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‘Mindful hypnotherapy’ cited as way to reduce stress and boost compassion
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Trend toward online learning gives seminaries an advantage amid COVID
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Coronavirus complicates hurricane relief efforts by churches
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Americans want ‘moral, ethical’ president more than a religious one
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As major employers, churches help the economy with PPP loans
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Couple helps parents of LGBTQ kids come out of the closet
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Transitions for the week of 7-31-20
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Q&A with John Finley on preserving Baptist history amid COVID-19
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In a contentious election year, wisdom seeks a third way
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How the ‘Suburban Lifestyle Dream’ and suburban church created Suburban Jesus
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Beware: We can march and pray for good, yet still do harm
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What Abe Lincoln tells us about Trump, Biden, guns, God and Falwell Jr.
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How to say goodbye during a pandemic (in English or Spanish)
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What I fear as a white woman married to a Black man
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Mom shaming is getting worse during the pandemic
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My quest to find the word ‘homosexual’ in the Bible
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Five ideas for pandemic praying
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Why we gather for in-person worship
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In the United States, is it possible to be an honest and just person?
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New book explores pain of preaching after a suicide in the congregation
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‘We are Cain’: Owning up to the reality of racism in America
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America, these are self-inflicted wounds
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Embracing technology prepared us in advance for COVID-19
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History will judge both John Lewis and Donald Trump
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On building, planting and faithful questions in a time of exile
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If you would have marched with Dr. King, where are you now?
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‘OK, we live in a racist society. What do we do next?’
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Six lessons living with chronic illness has taught me about surviving a pandemic
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If government causes poverty, shouldn’t government address poverty?
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Are we finding God in ourselves or ourselves in God?
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Learning late about my hometown: Selma, Alabama
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We’re asking the wrong questions about churches ‘reopening’
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How to win the war between keeping the peace and telling the truth
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If Elected, Harris Would be 5th Baptist VP. The 1st was a Slaveholder …. with an Enslaved Wife.
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LGBT Christians push to overturn Young Life’s ‘sexual conduct’ policy
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Hundreds of Positions Eliminated at Evangelical Colleges and Universities
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With Falwell on leave, Liberty board names Jerry Prevo acting president
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Religious freedom in America: popular and polarizing
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Biden quotes Bible at Black church meeting, while Trump says his rival is ‘against God’
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Why Many Christians Want to Leave Palestine. And Why Most Won’t.
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Magazine report is aimed at silencing nuns on sex abuse, says Vatican critic
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Christians Worry Hong Kong’s New Law Will Hamper Missions
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Blasting lawmakers, USAID official quits over alleged ‘anti-Christian sentiment’
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Billy Graham statue to replace that of white supremacist in US Capitol
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Trump’s faith outreach aims to cast Democrats as the enemy
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Promise Keepers stages a comeback, but returns on screens instead of in a stadium
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Alabama Pastor Resigns After Praying at KKK Leader’s Birthday
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Trump’s Unholy Alliances: An Interview with Sarah Posner
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U.S. Supreme Court declines to halt Nevada worship service limits
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Faith in protest as young people find fervor on the street
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Black Catholics’ history: Will US Catholic schools teach it?
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Rep. Ted Yoho resigns from Bread for the World board after verbally attacking Ocasio-Cortez
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Most Churches Cautiously Holding Services Again
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Vivian remembered as courageous, humble Civil Rights warrior
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BJC applauds passage of the NO BAN Act in U.S. House
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In emerging role, chaplains are providing spiritual care for activists in movements across the nation
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State of the Bible: Left unread during the coronavirus pandemic
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Are private, religious schools exempt from school opening restrictions? Texas, California go in different directions