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| ERIKA, 17, represents one of 45 families learning parenting skills through Buckner Healthy Families of Ector County. She is mother to a 15-month-old son, Alexande. The program, which helps educate first-time parents, is located in an annex of Central Baptist Church in Odessa. Full Story ___ |
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| San Marcos teacher learned to forgive through his own trauma ___By George Henson ___Staff Writer ___SAN MARCOS--Chris Carrier sees a lot of similarities between his life and that of the Old Testament patriarch Joseph. ___"Both of us went through some things we never would have chosen, but God worked them out for good in ways we never could have imagined," he said. ___Like Joseph, Carrier has an amazing story to tell. ___And like the Joseph story, "it's not so much my story as it is the story of God's provision," he explained. Full Story |
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| Texas Baptists help New Yorkers with bear therapy ___By James Dotson ___North American Mission Board ___NEW YORK CITY (BP)--It was the day after the crash of United Airlines Flight 587, and as family members of the victims gathered at one end of the Jacob Javitz Convention Center, a team of Southern Baptist disaster relief volunteers delivered and quickly spread 200 plush toys around a small child-care center inside. ___While the parents gathered for an informational meeting on dealing with identifying remains and other grisly and painful details, the idea was to give the children a small reminder from individuals across the United States and Canada that they do not stand alone. ___They call them trauma bears, but the items include purple dinosaurs, bunnies and other stuffed toy creatures. Full Story |
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