NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)—The recent nuptials of former first daughter Chelsea Clinton and investment banker Marc Mezvinsky were a high-profile example of a growing trend in America: mixed-faith marriages.
Clinton identifies herself as a Methodist, but her new husband is Jewish, and their wedding included a pastor and a rabbi as well as the traditional Jewish “chuppah” and the breaking of a glass underfoot.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)—In what is called a throwback to the early Christian church, more Americans are choosing house churches over traditional worship centers.
Exhibit honors Cliff Barrows
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)—A special two-month exhibit at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, N.C., is now open to honor longtime music and program director Cliff Barrows.
Ezell’s heart beats for church planting, adoption
ALPHARETTA, Ga. (NAMB) -- When Kevin Ezell invited Buff and Cissy McNickle on stage at the 2010 SBC Pastor's Conference in Orlando with newborn son Jedidiah, it became an emotional highlight of the two-day event.
Ezell led the conference to establish a fund for pastors who wanted to adopt, and Buff, a Florida pastor, was the first to benefit from the fund. But the couple still had $10,000 in outstanding costs associated with the adoption of Jedidiah and his twin brother, Judah.
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Ezell led the conference to establish a fund for pastors who wanted to adopt, and Buff, a Florida pastor, was the first to benefit from the fund. But the couple still had $10,000 in outstanding costs associated with the adoption of Jedidiah and his twin brother, Judah.
Former Muslims pay heavy price for faith
NORTH AFRICA (BP)—Ibrahim* wasn’t ready to die. He wasn’t ready to back down either.
For months, Islamic authorities had ignored the tiny house church he started with a handful of former Muslims in a dusty, desolate village on the outskirts of town. But the 26-year-old Arab farmer’s brazen evangelism had become a problem. The church was growing, and it was now turning too many heads and winning too many souls for authorities to overlook. Today, they’d come to end it.
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For months, Islamic authorities had ignored the tiny house church he started with a handful of former Muslims in a dusty, desolate village on the outskirts of town. But the 26-year-old Arab farmer’s brazen evangelism had become a problem. The church was growing, and it was now turning too many heads and winning too many souls for authorities to overlook. Today, they’d come to end it.
Medical teams meet physical & spiritual needs in North Africa
NORTH AFRICA (BP)—Laila* lies motionless in the sweltering heat of a remote medical clinic poised at the edge of the Sahara Desert.
Black flies swarm the young mother’s face, feasting on the yellow infection that oozes from her eyes. An IV impales one of her arms; the other drapes limply over her swollen belly.
UPDATED: Kevin Ezell nominated NAMB president
PENSACOLA (FBW) – Louisville pastor Kevin Ezell has been nominated president of the North American Mission Board, search chairman Ted Traylor told Florida Baptist Witness Aug. 31.
The recommendation of Ezell, senior pastor of Highview Baptist Church in Louisville and immediate past president of the Southern Baptist Pastors’ Conference, will be considered Sept. 14 at a special called meeting.
Experiencing God: 20 years, 45 languages
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--Join God where He is working.
That simple premise hasn't changed during the two-decade history of "Experiencing God," an interactive Bible study first published in 1990 that taught a radically God-centered way of life. Initially written by Henry Blackaby and Claude King, the material was revised and expanded in 2007 by Richard Blackaby, Henry Blackaby's son.
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That simple premise hasn't changed during the two-decade history of "Experiencing God," an interactive Bible study first published in 1990 that taught a radically God-centered way of life. Initially written by Henry Blackaby and Claude King, the material was revised and expanded in 2007 by Richard Blackaby, Henry Blackaby's son.
McCain, Levin clash over ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
WASHINGTON (BP)—A spontaneous Senate floor debate over the military’s policy on homosexual service became heated Aug. 5, with Republican Sen. John McCain calling its proposed repeal part of a Democratic “social agenda” and Democratic Sen. Carl Levin defending the repeal by saying it will honor military protocol.
Kevin Ezell nominated NAMB president
PENSACOLA (FBW) – Louisville pastor Kevin Ezell has been nominated president of the North American Mission Board, search chairman Ted Traylor told Florida Baptist Witness today.
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EDITOR’S NOTE: April 11 is Cooperative Program Sunday in the churches of the Southern Baptist Convention. This article is adapted in large part from the video, “Cooperative Program: A Sacred Effort. Read More 2010 Cooperative program goal
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We begin a series of studies given to a reasoned defense of what we believe, a study known as apologetics. We will address such subjects as how to explain the problem of evil, questions related to Read More 2 Samuel 15:13-14, 24-26, 30-37; 19:7-8a: August 29—Face crises with courage
As we read the account of the way David reacted to the treason of his son Absalom, we are saddened. David’s mighty exploits take second place to the tragic events brought about by his adulterous Read More 2 Corinthians 10:1-3, 15-18; 12:14-21: August 29—A model ministry
The Apostle Paul frequently invited Christians to imitate him as he sought to imitate Christ (1 Cor. 4:6; 1 Thess. 1:6). Some people, however, did not want to imitate Paul. In fact, Paul experienced Read More 2 Samuel 11:2-5, 14-15, 12a, 10-14; Psalm 51;1-4: August 22—Deal with personal sin
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Demonstrating kindness, at least to fellow believers, is not optional for Christians. As Galatians 4:32, admonishes us, “and be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as Read More 2 Corinthians 5:11 to 6:1; 7:2-4: August 15—The reconciliation factor
Paul never gave up on being reconciled with the Corinthians that joined with the apostle’s opponents and critiqued him so harshly. Read More
One New Testament scholar called the book of Ephesians “the crown of Paul’s writings.” Ephesians possesses several noteworthy characteristics. First, Ephesians, along with Colossians, Philippians, Read More Acts 21:40 to 22:10; 1 Peter 3:15-17: September 5--Making your case
We begin a series of studies given to a reasoned defense of what we believe, a study known as apologetics. We will address such subjects as how to explain the problem of evil, questions related to Read More 2 Samuel 15:13-14, 24-26, 30-37; 19:7-8a: August 29—Face crises with courage
As we read the account of the way David reacted to the treason of his son Absalom, we are saddened. David’s mighty exploits take second place to the tragic events brought about by his adulterous Read More 2 Corinthians 10:1-3, 15-18; 12:14-21: August 29—A model ministry
The Apostle Paul frequently invited Christians to imitate him as he sought to imitate Christ (1 Cor. 4:6; 1 Thess. 1:6). Some people, however, did not want to imitate Paul. In fact, Paul experienced Read More 2 Samuel 11:2-5, 14-15, 12a, 10-14; Psalm 51;1-4: August 22—Deal with personal sin
One verification for the truth of the Bible resides in the way it records the blunders of its heroes. Abraham, the father of many nations, lied about Sarah, thrice calling her his sister (Gen. Read More 2 Corinthians 8-9: August 22—Contrarian kingdom giving
Contrarian investing practices a style of stock investment that differs from conventional wisdom by not following the crowd. In 2 Corinthians, Paul described a contrarian-giving pattern in which Read More 2 Samuel 9:1-13: August 15—Demonstrate kindness
Demonstrating kindness, at least to fellow believers, is not optional for Christians. As Galatians 4:32, admonishes us, “and be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as Read More 2 Corinthians 5:11 to 6:1; 7:2-4: August 15—The reconciliation factor
Paul never gave up on being reconciled with the Corinthians that joined with the apostle’s opponents and critiqued him so harshly. Read More
Crossover closes busy downtown Orlando street
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ORLANDO (BP)--Frank Page was elected as the next president of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee June 14 in Orlando, Fla. A former president of the Southern Baptist Convention, Read More
ORLANDO (FBW)—On most days, Pine Street in central Orlando is a busy city thoroughfare, but June 12 half a city block was closed to traffic in order to accommodate Downtown Orlando Baptist Church’s Read More GCRTF report overwhelmingly passes after 90-minute debate
ORLANDO (SBT)—After nearly a year of formulation and discussion among Southern Baptists and the pleas of proponents to “penetrate lostness,” messengers to the Southern Read More Bryant Wright fields questions on GCR, CP and Calvinism
ORLANDO (SBT) – Newly elected Southern Baptist Convention President Bryant Wright wants to see Southern Baptists return to their first love, radically reprioritize their lives, funding and Read More Hunt, Chapman present opposing views before GCR debate
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ORLANDO (FBW)- Sweeping across the Orlando metropolitan area, they knocked on doors, stopped people on the streets, and interrupted basketball games in parks, intent on sharing their faith with Read More Whitten tells pastors to gauge success by God's measure
ORLANDO (FBW)-Florida's Ken Whitten, pastor of Idlewild Baptist Church in Tampa, cited King David's unrealized dream of building a temple for God to encourage pastors when they feel worthless or Read More Frank Page elected EC president
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