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Businesses leaving downtown Portland over ‘lawlessness’: report

August 25, 2020

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China orders hospitals to abort, kill newborn babies of religious and ethnic minorities

August 25, 2020

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‘Pledge of Allegiance’ changed at DNC

August 21, 2020

By Will Hall, Baptist Message executive editor MILWAUKEE (LBM) -- At least three leaders of groups represented on the digital broadcast of the Democratic National Convention proceedings either deleted or added phrases to substantially alter the Pledge of Allegiance. The DNC Caucus and Council Meeting: Muslim Delegates and Allies Assembly as well as the DNC LGBTQ Caucus Meeting were started by reciting the pledge, but “under God” was deleted both times. Meanwhile, the DNC Environment and Climate Crisis Council began its meeting with the pledge, with an addition, “with liberty and justice for all … some day.” Although available online, none of these controversial segments have been broadcast on network or cable stations except Fox News. Meanwhile, the DNC platform committee passed a resolution ahead of the virtual meeting of Democrats that applauds the religiously unaffiliated while at the same time condemns people of faith who do not support a liberal political agenda. The “Resolution Regarding Religiously Unaffiliated Demographic” cites the growth of the number of religiously unaffiliated among Democrats, calling the demographic “the largest religious group within the Democratic Party,” and praises the fact that … [Read more...]

Six Baptist state executives say there’s no partnership in new NAMB ‘strategic cooperative agreement’

August 21, 2020

By Will Hall, Baptist Message executive editor VANCOUVER, Wash. (LBM) – Executive directors representing five Western state conventions and a Midwestern one have written a passionate letter, Aug. 12, 2020, addressed to Kevin Ezell, president of the North American Mission Board, and his trustees, as well as the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee and its president, Ronnie Floyd, repudiating what they describe as a lack of partnership in the new “Strategic Cooperative Agreement” that NAMB presented to “non-South Baptist state conventions, dated June 26-30, 2020.” The six leaders include Randy Adams (Northwest Baptist Convention), Bill Agee (California Southern Baptist Convention), Joe Bunce (Baptist Convention of New Mexico), Randy Covington (Alaska Baptist Resource Network), Jack Kwok (State Convention of Baptists in Ohio) and Chris Martin (Hawaii-Pacific Baptist Convention). Saying “we work most effectively when working in collaboration and harmony, especially in our non-South states where the local context and cultures of our mission fields can vary so significantly,” they described NAMB as becoming increasingly centralized and unilateral in its strategies and relationships with state conventions, adding … [Read more...]

Trump to pardon Susan B. Anthony over 1872 voting arrest

August 18, 2020

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Trump announces ‘Historic Peace Agreement’ between Israel, UAE

August 14, 2020

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‘Devastating’: NCAA football cancellations threaten to cripple college towns’ economies

August 13, 2020

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Bend, Oregon activists block ICE bus, prompting federal agents’ response

August 13, 2020

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21 states move to support Coach Kennedy for Round 2

August 13, 2020

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Faith leaders protest Gov. Gavin Newsom’s order barring in-person worship

August 11, 2020

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FIRST PERSON: Compassion Center ministry meets physical needs, yields spiritual results

By Matt Coker, Special to the Baptist Message MONROE, La. – A routine day distributing food became a powerful reminder of why the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries Compassion Center ministry exists—to provide love, care, and hope in Christ to children and families in need. The encounter … Read More

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