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Philly QB Nick Foles, a Liberty University student, seeks to become a pastor after NFL

February 3, 2018

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Federal judge lets lawsuit against NAMB proceed

February 2, 2018

By Will Hall, Message Editor ALEXANDRIA (LBM) — U.S. District Court Judge Glen H. Davidson, the senior jurist for the Northern District of Mississippi, Aberdeen Division, ruled Jan. 18, 2018, that a federal lawsuit against the North American Mission Board may proceed. Will McRaney, the former executive director of the Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware, filed a complaint April 7, 2017, alleging NAMB President Kevin Ezell played a role in his termination from the state convention, and subsequently in McRaney being “uninvited” from speaking at a conference in Mississippi. NAMB lawyers filed “answers and defenses” for the Southern Baptist Convention entity a little more than a month later, May 18, asserting 19 defenses. But the Court focused on NAMB’s claim of a “ministerial exception” and its invoking the “ecclesiastical abstention doctrine,” as well as NAMB’s questioning of “[w]hether McRaney has adequately pled his claims.” In denying NAMB’s motion with regard to the “ministerial exception” (which prevents a court from interfering in issues between a religious institution and its ministers) against McRaney’s assertion of defamation, Judge Davidson wrote that “McRaney was indisputably not employed by NAMB … and … [Read more...]

Drought deepens dramatically in southern California

February 2, 2018

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Cape Town officials say water crisis hitting city’s tourism industry

February 2, 2018

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U.S. economy adds 200,000 jobs in January

February 2, 2018

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CBS poll shows 75 percent approval for President Trump’s state of the union speech

January 31, 2018

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Poland limits Sunday shopping as move to benefit family life

January 31, 2018

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President Trump’s border wall prototypes prove virtually impassable, even for special forces

January 31, 2018

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Drug companies flooded W.V. town of 2,900 with 21 million pain pills

January 31, 2018

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Senate vote keeps U.S. one of only seven nations that allow killing fully-developed unborn babies

January 30, 2018

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Called to Foster: A family’s journey of faith

By Christy Goodwin, Special for the Message as told by Brandon & Hannah MONROE, La. (LBM) -- Brannon and Hannah’s foster care journey began several years ago when Brannon felt a sudden, undeniable call to open his heart and home to children in need of care. OBEDIENCE After that it seemed that he … Read More

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