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| BAYLOR UNIVERSITY GRADUATES Heather Mercer (left, with her father) and Dayna Curry (top right, with fellow prisoner Diane Thomas of Australia) walk away from a U.S. Embassy van that transported them to freedom in Pakistan Nov. 15, after they were rescued from the hands of the Taliban in Afghanistan. Mercer and Curry, workers with Shelter Now International, had been imprisoned on charges of enticing Muslims to convert to Christianity. Online-only update ___ |
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Christians stir the debate on heaven,  hell and Harry Potter___By Mark Wingfield ___Managing Editor ___Will reading the Harry Potter books or seeing the movie cast an evil spell over your child? ___The evangelical Christian community is divided over this question, which now looms larger than ever with the Nov. 16 opening of the movie based on the first book in the series, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone." Full Story |
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| Wheeler County revival brings 400 professions of faith, many baptisms ___By George Henson ___Staff Writer ___WHEELER--Spiritual questions have stoked revival fires in Wheeler County. ___Six hundred forty-eight people made spiritual decisions--almost 400 of them professions of faith in Jesus Christ--during a countywide crusade this fall. ___The results are evident in area churches, reported Pastor Jack Lee of First Baptist Church in Shamrock. ___"We've had more baptisms in the last month than we did all of last year," he said. Full Story |
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