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Snow pushes Dobson church to webcast service
March 17 2010 by Dianna L. Cagle, BR Assistant Managing Editor
With six-year-old Daniel belting out a solo, and 10- and 12-year-old sisters, Lydia and Samantha working the technology, a church in Dobson aired its service online during inclement weather Jan. 31. “We had a great day,” said Andy Atkins, pastor of Fairview Baptist Church. “It blew us away.” Expecting 10 to 15 people to log in to view the service, the church instead had 65. “We ...
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Christ-followers emerge from Mormon area
March 17 2010 by Adam Miller, Baptist Press
PROVO, Utah — Drive an hour south of Salt Lake City down Interstate 5 and you enter a different world, says North American Mission Board missionary Mickie Kelly. “People think I’m exaggerating when I tell them the kinds of things that go on here,” said Kelly, a church planter in Payson, Utah, near Provo. “The spi...
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11th-hour salvation places judge in heaven
March 17 2010 by David Ettinger, Baptist Press
ORLANDO, Fla. — It’s a salvation story of epic 11th-hour proportions. Its cast includes a respected judge, a wife desperate to see her husband come to faith in Jesus Christ and a Southern Baptist pastor who spoke the right words at just right time. Bob Wattles of Orlando, Fla., was a longtime Orange County circuit judge who won both praise and criticism for his rulings but was always resp...
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Salvation Army reports record donations
March 17 2010 by Kimberlee Hauss, Religion News Service
Nickels, dimes and quarters added up quickly last Christmas despite the economic slump as Americans donated a record $139 million to the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign. “America is an incredibly generous nation and philanthropy is alive and well, despite the current economic conditions impacting so many,” said Commissioner Israel L. Gaither, national commander of the Salvation...
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Call lowers anxiety over GCR recommendations
March 16 2010 by Norman Jameson, BR Editor
Ronnie Floyd, chairman of the Great Commission Resurgence Task Force, lowered the anxiety level of some participants in a national conference call Tuesday with up to 500 participants arranged by the Network of Baptist Associations. Floyd reaffirmed that any recommendations concerning the North American Mission Board would still involve partnerships and that NAMB would not be a strategy “is...
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In all the dialog about the Great Commission Resurgence Task Force’s study of processes in Southern Baptist life as it seeks efficiencies to get more money “to the nations,” the single most arresting fact that committee members quoted was that two-thirds of missions money and personnel allocated through the North American Mission Board was deployed in the old south states. I still remembe...
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