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150 Bluefield students make professions of faith

BLUEFIELD, VA. — Bluefield College students were invited to trade in their hurt for healing during the school’s 19th Annual Duremdes Christian Emphasis Week, Sept. 29-Oct. 1, featuring the ministry of evangelist Tony Nolan and professions of faith from more…

Richmond seminary starts D.Min. in contextual leadership

RICHMOND, Va. — Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond will welcome the first students in the summer of 2011 to its newly-focused doctor of ministry degree in contextual leadership, the school has announced. “The doctor of ministry is an advanced professional…

Leland to partner with Northern Seminary to offer doctorate in missional leadership

FALLS CHURCH, Va. — Two Baptist seminaries — one a 10-year-old school in suburban Washington and the other a nearly century old institution in suburban Chicago — are partnering to offer a doctor of ministry degree with an emphasis on…

Virginia Baptist projects continue in Haiti, despite cholera outbreak

RICHMOND, Va. — Despite the recent outbreak of cholera in Haiti, Virginia Baptists and their partners continue to focus on rebuilding homes destroyed in last January’s earthquake and constructing an orphanage for victims of the disaster. Meanwhile, the Baptist World…

How big is your back door?

For several months a recruiter had been building a relationship with a likely volunteer, speaking persuasively about a career in the army. He had spoken of the war and the need for recruits. Mostly, however, he had emphasized the retirement…

150 Bluefield students make professions of faith

Church implodes buildings to make way for $115 million project

DALLAS (ABP) — One of Southern Baptists’ most historic and prominent congregations has officially embarked — with four simultaneous Oct. 30 building implosions — on what it is calling the biggest church renovation-and-expansion project in modern history. Four buildings are…

Land criticizes Obama’s reference to political ‘enemies’

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (ABP) — The Southern Baptist Convention's top spokesman for moral concerns added his voice to a chorus of conservative bloggers and commentators criticizing President Obama for telling Hispanic voters to "punish your enemies" by getting out to vote….

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Report documents Trump admin’s neglect of children in detention

Nonprofits aiding immigrant kids say Trump admin intimidating them

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150 Bluefield students make professions of faith

Richmond seminary starts D.Min. in contextual leadership

Leland to partner with Northern Seminary to offer doctorate in missional leadership

Virginia Baptist projects continue in Haiti, despite cholera outbreak

How big is your back door?

150 Bluefield students make professions of faith

Church implodes buildings to make way for $115 million project

Land criticizes Obama’s reference to political ‘enemies’

Would Jesus vote Democratic or Republican?

Juan Williams, censorship and outward appearances

Church implodes buildings to make way for $130 million project

At 60, Texas CLC still providing witness to broader culture

Church of England apologises for ‘pain and trauma’ from its role in historical adoption practices

JD Vance: Israeli Cabinet shouldn’t be criticizing ‘only powerful ally’ left in the world

In Richmond, churches retrace the path of the enslaved to confront their own history

Parenting expert Michelle Icard helps Cooperative Baptists rethink discomfort, risk and growth

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A chance encounter, a life transformed

Report documents Trump admin’s neglect of children in detention

Nonprofits aiding immigrant kids say Trump admin intimidating them

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