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Hebrew Univ. scholar praises Dead Sea Scroll exhibition

>Hebrew University scholar Shalom Paul praised the Dead Sea Scrolls & the Bible exhibition at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in the opening lecture of a series complementing the six-month event at the Texas campus.... Continue Reading »

NAMB: Chaplains don’t support gay marriage

The North American Mission Board"s executive director for chaplaincy, Douglas Carver, is reiterating that Southern Baptist military chaplains endorsed by NAMB on behalf of the convention do not support same-sex civil unions or marriages that might take place on... Continue Reading »

Project identifies 8 attributes of discipleship

LifeWay Research surveyed 7,000 churches in 2008 to discover the principles involved with healthy congregations.... Continue Reading »

Episcopal Church embraces gay marriage

The U.S. Episcopal Church has become the largest American denomination to put its stamp of approval on same-sex unions, as delegates at its triennial convention adopted a provisional liturgy for such occasions.... Continue Reading »

Judge keeps last Miss. abortion clinic open

Federal judge Daniel Jordan III extended his temporary restraining order July 11 against a state law that could close Jackson Women"s Health Organization, the last abortion clinic in Mississippi, The Jackson Clarion-Ledger reported.... Continue Reading »

What ministry assistants wish pastors knew

Pastors, do you know what your ministry assistant wishes you knew?... Continue Reading »

CULTURE DIGEST: Abortion clinics giving Sunday discounts

>American abortion clinics increasingly are offering discounts for their lethal procedures on Sundays.<... Continue Reading »

FIRST-PERSON: Why capitalism is the most biblical economic model

Why is our economy in the doldrums and what needs to be done to restore our once-prosperous business and job climate?... Continue Reading »

FIRST-PERSON: An honest look at CDC data and homosexuality

>A 2010 study by the Centers for Disease Control revealed that one consequence of homosexual behavior makes it at least as unhealthy as smoking.... Continue Reading »

160 chaplains to serve Olympians in London

During the Olympics and Paralympics, Boyers will manage the deployment into the athletes" village of 160 chaplains from five major world religions of Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Judaism and Hinduism.... Continue Reading »

‘Obamacare’ repeal passes House again

The U.S. House of Representatives again has voted to repeal the 2010 health care reform law, and the Senate again is expected to reject the proposal.... Continue Reading »

Suit against Ky. children’s agency to proceed

A federal judge has ruled that millions of dollars in state funding received by a Kentucky Baptist children"s agency can be challenged in court once again.... Continue Reading »