Social media post deemed racist receives Southern Baptist response
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WASHINGTON (BP) – Southern Baptist leaders pointed to the evils of racism following a now deleted post on Pres. Trump’s social media page Friday.
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Italy, Winter games begin, Southern Baptists ready to serve
IMB missionary Charlie Worthy poses for a photo with members of the Polish luge team. IMB Photo
Let the Games begin! More than 3,500 athletes from 93 countries have gathered in Milan, Italy, where they will spend the next two weeks competing for Olympic gold in sports like skiing, figure skating and ice hockey.
Tennessee church’s cold-weather shelter provides more than warmth
The shelter hosted by Fair Haven Baptist Church in Shelbyville has about 20 beds set up in the youth center building. John Hall said they tend to have around a dozen people staying but that number increased to close to 30 during recent cold spells. — Submitted photo
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NAMB trustees gain frontline view of Navy chaplaincy during San Diego Board gathering
Senior chaplain, CDR Stephen Chapman, U.S. Navy, welcomes North American Mission Board (NAMB) trustees aboard the USS MAKIN ISLAND. Chapman, a Southern Baptist and former youth and children’s pastor in Alabama, explained the unique ministry environment of a military chaplain, as well as the opportunities chaplains have to lead religious services, provide pastoral care and share the Gospel in military settings. The tour took place as trustees gathered for their winter meeting in San Diego Feb. 2-3. NAMB photo by Ebbie Davis
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Green Bay church reaches football fans
Alma Charette, 7, who attends Highland Crest Church in Green Bay, Wisc., with her family, offers bottled water to football fans at Lambeau Field.
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Social media post deemed racist receives Southern Baptist response
WASHINGTON (BP) – Southern Baptist leaders pointed to the evils of racism following a now deleted post on Pres. Trump’s social media page Friday.
