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The world is watching
Published on
June 10, 2010
After having read the recommendations from the report of the SBC Great Commission Resurgence Task Force and listening to the views of my fellow pastors, a few things are clear: The SBC needs some changes in order to more...
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Tread carefully
Published on
June 10, 2010
As someone who spent his early years in ministry and school (Charleston Southern University) in South Carolina, I?m always interested to read about the work and opinions of those serving there. Most of my ministerial work has been in...
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Ethnic outreach: ‘Reach your neighbor – reach the world’
Published on
June 9, 2010
Spartanburg, S.C., tucked away in a corner of a small state, might seem an unlikely place to plant a seed that could sprout into a church on the opposite side of the globe. Unlikely, that is, unless you?re Russell...
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Anderson University board joins call for GCRTF delay
Published on
June 9, 2010
The Anderson University board of trustees, meeting May 21, unanimously endorsed a call for a one-year evaluation period to allow Southern Baptists more time to consider the final report of the Great Commission Resurgence Task Force (GCRTF)....
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SBC messengers prepare to vote
Published on
June 9, 2010
As church messengers pack their bags for Orlando, the 2010 annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention promises to be one of the most watched ? and perhaps historic ? denominational gatherings in decades....
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May Genuine Repentance Permeate Our Lives
Published on
June 9, 2010
This month's annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention in Orlando, Fla., should prove to be one of the better attended and more interesting meetings in recent years. With the unveiling of the much anticipated Great Commission Resurgence (GCR)...
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Empowering Whose Kingdom?
Published on
June 9, 2010
I am the product of many Southern Baptist institutions that nurtured my faith. Of all the values instilled in me from my religious education, the most important of those values is the Great Commission. The Great Commission is the...
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Missed Opportunities Define GCRTF
Published on
June 9, 2010
A few weeks ago, the Great Commission Resurgence Task Force released their report. The response has been varied, from overly enthusiastic to actively opposed. It was last June with high hopes that our convention voted to authorize the GCRTF...
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Theron Tomlinson, 74, dies
Published on
June 7, 2010
Theron Harvey Tomlinson, who retired Jan. 1 as pastor of Lynchburg First Baptist Church, died June 5, 2010, after a lengthy battle with heart disease....
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Horses help youth overcome problems, open up to Christ
Published on
June 4, 2010
Kids at Hope Remains Youth Ranch in Spartanburg face some startling challenges ? . For missionary and Hope Remains founder Melanie Watt, the ultimate answer is the hope found in Christ. But she helps the children and youth reach...
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Southern Baptists report slight increase in baptisms, decline in membership
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May 27, 2010
Southern Baptists reported a 2.2 percent increase in baptisms in 2009, stemming a four-year decline, but membership in the denomination fell and the sagging economy led to a drop in missions giving, according to the Annual Church Profile (ACP)...
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‘Mission accomplished’ in Chile; need still great in Haiti
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May 27, 2010
South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief has concluded its response to February's earthquake in Chile, reporting Southern Baptist efforts as both ?accomplished? and 'successful.? The story is not the same for Haiti, however, as mission efforts shift from medical relief...
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