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Anda requested each member of her family—her parents, grandparents and six siblings—join her on a mission trip from Live Oak to the Orphan’s Heart malnutrition center in San Juan, Guatemala—a ministry of Florida Baptist Children’s Homes.
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Family mission trip a ‘last chance’ gift for graduating college student
LIVE OAK (FBW)—As graduation approached for Anda Scott at Baptist College of Florida last December her family began asking what she wanted for graduation. Her answer surprised them.
Anda requested each member of her family—her parents, grandparents and six siblings—join her on a mission trip from Live Oak to the Orphan’s Heart malnutrition center in San Juan, Guatemala—a ministry of Florida Baptist Children’s Homes.
Anda requested each member of her family—her parents, grandparents and six siblings—join her on a mission trip from Live Oak to the Orphan’s Heart malnutrition center in San Juan, Guatemala—a ministry of Florida Baptist Children’s Homes.
Dominican government opens doors for expanded outreach to children
LAKELAND (FBCH)—The trustees and leadership of the Florida Baptist Children’s Homes prayed in recent years for opportunities to expand the reach of their ministry to children in the most unlikely of conditions and places.
FBCH hosts annual CEO Children’s Council meeting
LAKELAND (FBCH)—Chief executive officers from across the country met at Florida Baptist Children’s Homes recently to focus their expertise on benefitting children connected with the ministry.
From Madagascar to Central Asia, Florida Baptist collegians serve globally
JACKSONVILLE (FBC)—This summer 110 Florida Baptist college students will spend their vacations serving in ways to advance God’s Kingdom when they travel to 17 countries and throughout the state of Florida as student summer missionaries.
Church history prof Leon McBeth dies
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)—H. Leon McBeth, distinguished professor of church history at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary for 45 years, died April 29 in Fort Worth. He was 81.
Baptist music innovator Buryl Red dies at 76
JACKSONVILLE (FBW)—Buryl Red, Baptist composer and hymn writer, died April 1 in New York City at age 76. He is credited with moving Baptists to modern worship styles during the 1960s and 1970’s.
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Prayers flow for Jacksonville pastor’s son
JACKSONVILLE (FBW)—After five-year-old Ben Bowersox severed four fingers and broke bones in both arms and hands May 7 in an accident at a Jacksonville airport, prayers began to pour in from around the world.
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“Pray, give your time to pray for those in need,” Culbreth told Florida Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers May 22.
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But the first response is always prayer, said Craig Culbreth, lead strategist of the missional support group for the Florida Baptist Convention.
“Pray, give your time to pray for those in need,” Culbreth told Florida Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers May 22.
Page, Land letters oppose Scout proposal
NASHVILLE (BP)—Southern Baptist leaders Frank Page and Richard Land have written letters expressing strong opposition to a proposal that would leave in place the prohibition on homosexual Scout leaders but would allow youth who identify as gay to join.
Boy Scouts delegates will consider the proposal at their national meeting Friday, May 24. The letters were released the same week that Boy Scout troops across America rallied Friday (May 17) against the proposal. The rallies were sponsored by OnMyHonor.net, a coalition of concerned parents, Scout Leaders, donors, Eagle Scouts and others who oppose the proposal.
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JACKSONVILLE (FBC)—This summer 110 Florida Baptist college students will spend their vacations serving in ways to advance God’s Kingdom when they travel to 17 countries and throughout the state of Read More Florida Focus
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