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Former pop music star, songwriter teamed up to glorify God
Faith & Culture
By Leann Callaway, Special to the Baptist Standard   
Published: November 20, 2009
The debut album by Chynna Phillips and Vaughan Penn, One Reason, conveys themes of redemption, forgiveness and hope with a musical canvas of harmony-rich arrangements.
 
Competitive national bee concept takes a biblical turn
Faith & Culture
By Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service   
Published: November 20, 2009
The National Bible Bee finals in Washington, D.C., grilled 21 children on their knowledge of Scripture. The five-hour finals were preceded by regional competitions in 49 of the 50 states in September, oral contests and SAT-like tests for 300 contestants.
 
Faith Digest: Faith leaders ask Congress to close Gitmo
Faith & Culture
By Staff, Baptist Standard   
Published: November 19, 2009
More than 40 leaders of major faith groups sent a letter to Congress urging the closing of the prison at Guantanamo Bay, calling it “the symbol of our country’s violation of our deepest values.”
 
'Bible Navigator X' reaches out to video gamers
Faith & Culture
By Bob Allen   
Published: November 18, 2009
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (ABP) -- Attention video gamers: The Bible is coming to an Xbox near you.
 
New domestic-poverty stats a wake-up call, ethicists say
Faith & Culture
By Bob Allen   
Published: November 18, 2009
WASHINGTON (ABP) -- New government numbers revealing that nearly one in six Americans lived in households that struggled to afford food at some point in 2008 ought to be a wake-up call for Christians, according to two Baptist ethicists.
 
In memoir and essays, women explore their religious roots
Faith & Culture
By Cecile S. Holmes, Religion News Service   
Published: November 12, 2009
In two books-- a memoir and a book of essays-- women with deep religious roots mourn, celebrate and analyze their experiences.
 
Private religious practices on the rise, but don’t look for practitioners in pews
Faith & Culture
By Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service   
Published: November 12, 2009
By some measures, religious institutions are waning in the United States. But private religious practices like prayer actually are increasing, a University of Chicago report reveals.
 
When pastors suffer in silence how do they find escape?
Faith & Culture
By Greg Warner, Religion News Service   
Published: November 12, 2009
What kind of personal pain would cause a 42-year-old pastor to abandon his family, his calling and even life itself? Members of a Baptist church here are asking that question after their pastor committed suicide in his parked car in September.
 
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  • Inside Islam
    The massacre at Fort Hood raises serious questions about the complex intra-faith dynamics of Islam in America. In particular: Is a Muslim soldier's highest duty to country or religion?

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Divine appointment at a cafe
I came to the café to take a break from a long day of ministry. But when the Spirit of God lives in you and you are attentive to his leadership, it is quite possible your plans may be interrupted.
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Georgia Baptist Convention cuts tie...
If the Georgia Baptist Convention was a team of doctors trying the save the life of the SBC; they’ve overlooked the brain cancer and cut off a healthy arm. They claimed it was because of a woman pastor, but I believe it included the church giving ...   
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