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| UNITED STATES and Canadian service members take part in a morning Protestant worship service, Sunday, April 14, at Freedom Chapel on Kandahar Air Base, Afghanistan. This was one of seven worship services offered that day by the Rakkasan chaplain ministries staff. (Reuters) |
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El Paso missionary recalls Rankin pledged no signing 4/8
Missionaries explain reasons for not signing BF&M 4/8
See previous articles on this topic here.
CYBERCOLUMN:
John Duncan:
Running wild
COMMENTARY:
Tribes compete
Fallacy of 'sole reliability'
The chess game
A Thursday crucifixion?
March Madness
TBM/ Being the presence of Christ
FOUR FACES OF ISLAM
  The rock is gone from his ear, but the mystery remains. ___
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| Church buys grand champion steer ___By Ferrell Foster ___Texas Baptist Communications ___HUNTSVILLE--First Baptist Church sent a tremor of excitement through Huntsville April 4 when the pastor opened bidding on the grand champion steer at the Walker County Fair youth livestock sale, said one local businessperson. ___"People almost couldn't believe their ears." ___The bidding stopped at $15,000. First Baptist Church had bought itself one of the best steers in the county. The money had come from several anonymous businesspeople in the church, not from church funds. The steer will be slaughtered for a church barbecue to be held in June for employees of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Full Story |
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| What could be in week without TV? ___By John Hall ___Staff Writer ___"Must-see TV" is myth, according to an author who wants pastors to promote a television-free week in their congregations. ___Kevin Lee, author of "Fixing Our Eyes: A Guide to a Television-free Week," says the average American watches 3.5 hours of television a day, according to Lee. Multiplied out, that equals one day a week, two months a year and about 10 years of the average life--time Lee believes could be better spent. Full Story More on new Bible translations __The Baptist Standard's April 1 issue carried a set of stories about language used in the new Holman Christian Standard Bible and the Today's New International Version. Tony Cartledge, author of those articles, has written an editorial in the North Carolina Biblical Recorder, adding more insight into the issue. See it here. |
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