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Deadly blast hits students, parents at gates of kindergarten in China

June 15, 2017

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Fire engulfs London tower block, at least 12 dead, dozens injured

June 14, 2017

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ISIS used Mosul church to abuse Yazidi girls, women, Iraqi Army officer says

June 14, 2017

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As city violence increases, Baltimore officers to be put on 12-hour shifts

June 14, 2017

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Ouachita to host Called 2 Ministry Retreat for high school students on July 28-29

June 13, 2017

By Ouachita Baptist University communications ARKADELPHIA, Ark.—Have you sensed a call to Christian ministry? Are you interested in learning more about diverse ministry opportunities? Ouachita Baptist University is hosting a Called 2 Ministry Retreat on Friday and Saturday, July 28-29 on Ouachita’s Arkadelphia campus. The unique two-day retreat is designed for high school students who sense God has called them into some area of vocational ministry or are interested in exploring the various areas of ministry available in today’s world. The two-day retreat is co-sponsored by Ouachita, The Prestonwood Network, Cross Church School of Ministry and the Arkansas Baptist State Convention. Keynote speakers include Jarrett Stephens, teaching pastor at Prestonwood Baptist Church in Dallas; Brian Mills, college pastor at Cross Church, Fayetteville; Jeremy Nottingham, senior pastor of First Baptist Church, Brandon, Miss., and more. Worship will be led by Blake Johnson, student ministry worship leader at Prestonwood. “Our goal for the retreat is to help prepare high school students on their journey in exploring God’s call to ministry,” said Ouachita President Ben Sells. “We look forward to our retreat leaders encouraging and … [Read more...]

Crossover, Harvest America share timeless Gospel message

June 13, 2017

By Josie Bingham, North American Mission Board. PHOENIX (BP) – It started Friday, June 9 – the rumblings of an awakening. More than 700 voices worshiped at North Phoenix Baptist Church in Phoenix, Ariz., kicking off the weekend's Crossover Arizona and Harvest America events. The North American Mission Board's (NAMB) Crossover Arizona and Greg Laurie's Harvest America joined forces to host a three-day evangelistic outreach involving training, street evangelism and service projects before culminating in Harvest America's Sunday night crusade. By the end of that evening, Harvest reported 2,904 salvation decisions at the event with another 494 indicating decisions online. The events were held in conjunction with this year's Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Phoenix. "Welcome to Crossover," said Jason Powell, pastor at Harvest Christian Fellowship, during Crossover's Friday-evening gathering. "This is for you to learn tips and tactics to tell someone else about Jesus. While we're excited about the opportunity for 35,000 people to hear the Gospel at the crusade, it's very important we learn how to share and get out there every day." Powell was one of three key speakers at Crossover's opening night of … [Read more...]

Injuries as powerful quake rattles Turkey, Greek island

June 12, 2017

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U.S. mining industry sees first profitable quarter in two years

June 12, 2017

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Wall Street Journal: SBC’s public policy head Russell Moore has ‘no access to White House’

June 9, 2017

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Gaines to be nominated for 2nd term as SBC president

June 9, 2017

By David Roach, Baptist Press PHOENIX (BP) -- Tennessee pastor Steve Gaines will be nominated for a second term as president of the Southern Baptist Convention, his son Grant announced today (May 17). Gaines "has led the convention faithfully" over the past year and been "marked by ... godly traits," Grant Gaines, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Jackson, Tenn., wrote in a statement to Baptist Press announcing his intent to nominate his father at the June 13-14 SBC annual meeting in Phoenix. Steve Gaines, pastor of Memphis-area Bellevue Baptist Church in Cordova, Tenn., has focused his first year in office on calling Southern Baptists to pray and rekindle a passion for personal evangelism. He has championed the Cooperative Program, Southern Baptists' unified method of funding missions and ministries in North America and internationally. Grant Gaines stated three reasons he plans to nominate his father: "First, he has been a consummate statesman in a year full of political and moral turmoil in our nation. Through his example, he has shown us all how to combine both a prophetic voice when need be, as well as wise restraint when certain comments might not be helpful," Grant Gaines wrote. "Second, through his … [Read more...]

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‘On earth peace, goodwill toward men!’

By Will Hall, Baptist Message executive editor ALEXANDRIA, La. (LBM) – World War I was a gruesome conflict, introducing horrific combat weapons that had not been imagined before: flamethrowers which burned men alive where they stood; machine guns that fired 500 rounds per minute at a distance of 2,000 yards … Read More

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