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Robertson-backed film looks to Peel away obstacles to redemption
Cast and crew of "Elijah Peel" pose for photos on Aug. 4 at a screening in Franklin, Tenn. Photo by Scott Barkley
FRANKLIN, Tenn. (BP) – The pivotal moment in the upcoming movie “Elijah Peel” brings the title character face to face with a future that would have been, if not for a time of growth and change. It’s a dark future, and the grittiest scene in the film backed by Willie and Korie Robertson of “Duck Dynasty” fame. It also addresses a truth applicable to everyone.
Federal court rules Georgia school district must reinstate Christian ministry
For more than 10 years, Gady Youmans has taught high schoolers at Sweet Onion Christian Learning Center. Sweet Onion Learning Center photo
STATESBORO, Ga. — A federal court has ruled that Vidalia City Schools must reinstate a Christian released-time education program while a lawsuit against the district continues, according to Alliance Defending Freedom.
Report shows growing challenges for religious freedom around the world
Staff members of DBU's Everett Center for Global Religious Freedom.
DALLAS – The Everett Center for Global Religious Freedom, an initiative at Dallas Baptist University designed to inspire and equip students, churches and policymakers to advance international religious freedom, released its first report on July 29.
West Virginia church works to reclaim its community
Pastor David Carney at North Charleston Baptist Church, a former Independent Baptist missionary, has a special appreciation for the Cooperative Program. Submitted photo
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – A decades-long school backpacks ministry by North Charleston Baptist Church continues this month at a new location.
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Cast and crew of "Elijah Peel" pose for photos on Aug. 4 at a screening in Franklin, Tenn. Photo by Scott Barkley
Robertson-backed film looks to Peel away obstacles to redemption
FRANKLIN, Tenn. (BP) – The pivotal moment in the upcoming movie “Elijah Peel” brings the title character face to face with a future that would have been, if not for a time of growth and change. It’s a dark future, and the grittiest scene in the film backed by Willie and Korie Robertson of “Duck Dynasty” fame. It also addresses a truth applicable to everyone.
