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What happens when a biblical ‘Karen’ meets Jesus
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The Supreme Court term: Something for everyone to love and hate
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We’re melting: Empathy in the time of coronavirus
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Christian citizenship means somebody’s calling my name
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What I learned in my second online ordination
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Ministry jobs and more
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Baylor not yet where it wants to be on race, Livingstone tells forum
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Another United Methodist plan demands patience more than specifics
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Coronavirus teaches us that ‘church’ is a verb
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Private school vouchers as civil rights? Baloney!
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Q&A with Chris Sanders on unions, social justice and policing
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Months into COVID-19, funeral directors and clergy continue to innovate death care
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More Americans are hungry, but ‘it doesn’t have to be that way’
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California and the making of American evangelicalism
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Making the gospel only about private righteousness is too easy
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Trump, Jepthah and the sacrifice of our children
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Three ways the church can support public schools in the era of COVID-19
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What has this pandemic revealed about your congregational aesthetic?
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What Toni Morrison taught me about my people, the Quakers
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Why I don’t believe #AllLivesMatter
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At California church: Praise the Lord and honk your horn
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In the UK, coronavirus has made ‘every street a parish’
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Opposition to couple’s BLM sign inspires neighborhood unity
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Ministry jobs and more
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Baylor not yet where it wants to be on race, Livingstone tells forum
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Q&A with Chris Sanders on unions, social justice and policing
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More Americans are hungry, but ‘it doesn’t have to be that way’
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At California church: Praise the Lord and honk your horn
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In the UK, coronavirus has made ‘every street a parish’
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Letters to the Editor for July 9
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In Kenya, worry about COVID-19 and now a plague of locusts
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Faith leaders lament loosened restrictions on payday lenders
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Virginia explorer talks about missions and philanthropy in new adventure book
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Baylor names 26-member commission on race and history
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Educated and eager to work, but there’s just one barrier
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Huge hurdles ahead for Dreamers despite high court’s DACA ruling
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Ministry jobs and more
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Campbell institute helps youth try on vocation as ministry
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Hardy Clemons remembered as mentor, encourager, hero
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Transitions for the week of 7-3-20
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Q&A with Doris Garcia Rivera: Seeking peace in turbulent times
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Supreme Court opens new chapter of state funding for religious schools
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Ministry jobs and more
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Alumni applaud Baylor University’s pledge to explore racist roots
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Baptist layman Charlie Daniel: six decades of courage, compassion and wit as an editorial cartoonist
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Q&A: Is that grief or depression you’re experiencing due to COVID-19?
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Christian nationalism provides cover for white supremacy, BJC leader says
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What happens when a biblical ‘Karen’ meets Jesus
-
Faith can come rather quickly, but conversion takes a lot longer
-
We’re melting: Empathy in the time of coronavirus
-
Christian citizenship means somebody’s calling my name
-
What I learned in my second online ordination
-
Coronavirus teaches us that ‘church’ is a verb
-
Private school vouchers as civil rights? Baloney!
-
Making the gospel only about private righteousness is too easy
-
Trump, Jepthah and the sacrifice of our children
-
Three ways the church can support public schools in the era of COVID-19
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What has this pandemic revealed about your congregational aesthetic?
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Why I don’t believe #AllLivesMatter
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The revolution will be standardized
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Southern white ‘heritage’ and hateful faith
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Amid a pandemic and a fractured nation, how do we live ‘in the meantime’?
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What I’ve learned from race conversations with refugees and immigrants
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Now is the moment for radical moderation
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On church buildings reopening: Let love be your guide
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The Ethiopian Regiment and the work of redeeming America
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5 steps to becoming an ally to marginalized communities
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Five reasons it’s time to talk about opening our churches
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There’s a double standard on pastors and politics
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What kind of witness will the white Christian church give?
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Tearing down statues doesn’t erase history
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“Well …” Hardy died: Remembering a friendship
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Months into COVID-19, funeral directors and clergy continue to innovate death care
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The Price of White Evangelical Patriarchy
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Gary V. Simpson: The pastoral challenge of a Brooklyn church and COVID-19
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White Supremacist Ideas Have Historical Roots In U.S. Christianity
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Texas Megachurch Defends Having Choir Of Over 100 Sing In Front Of Mike Pence
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Alabama death row inmate hopes courts will allow chaplain by his side at execution
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In a summer of pandemic, Vacation Bible School programs go online and outside
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White Evangelicals Aren’t As Worried About COVID-19 As Other Faith Groups: Study
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Controversy and Coronavirus Keep Church Plants Out of Schools
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Rural Missouri pastor: Virus ‘just started to sprout up’
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How Jesus became white — and why it’s time to cancel that
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Hospital Chaplains Grapple With COVID-19’s ‘Tsunami’ Of Grief
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Baptists and Walmart criticize rebel-themed Mississippi flag
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Pope Francis accuses priests who defied pandemic safety measures of acting like ‘adolescents’
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Dozens of Christian College Faculty Eliminated in Spring Budget Cuts
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Three-in-ten or more Democrats and Republicans don’t agree with their party on abortion
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Tennessean editor denounces ‘horrific’ Nashville Islam nuclear prophecy advertisement
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Vatican: Climate change efforts go forward even without US
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Black Practicing Christians Are Twice as Likely as Their White Peers to See a Race Problem
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Evangelical writers to their fellow faithful: Donald Trump is a ‘spiritual danger’
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Moody Apologizes Over Historical Blackface Photos
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Rev. Rolland Slade, first black chair of Southern Baptist Executive Committee, elected
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Church tied to Oregon’s largest coronavirus outbreak
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Black Lives Matter is ‘a spiritual movement,’ says co-founder Patrisse Cullors
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Most US Pastors Speak Out in Response to George Floyd’s Death