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China stops foreign adoptions of its children after three decades

September 6, 2024

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Nicaraguan pastors released after nine months in prison

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Former LSU BCM staffer thankful for God’s protection of daughter after school shooting

September 5, 2024

By Baptist Message staff WINDER, Ga. (LBM) – Sarah Farley Beall, a former Baptist Collegiate Ministry associate director at Louisiana State University, expressed gratitude for God’s protection over her daughter and requested prayers for all impacted by a fatal shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, Sept. 4. Her daughter, Ava, is a sophomore at the school where the incident occurred that claimed the lives of two students and two teachers. At least nine others were injured before the alleged shooter, Colt Gray, a 14-year-old student at the school, surrendered to law enforcement officials. Beall, who was on staff with the LSU BCM from 2011-2018 and now serves as a student mobilizer with the International Mission Board, told the Baptist Message that she was on a mission trip to Paris, France when the incident occurred. She is thankful her husband, Jonathan, was able to comfort Ava and her friends for more than five hours outside of the football field at the school. “Pray for comfort for our children, the families of the victims, our faculty and staff, our officers, our first responders, and our community,” she said. “Pray for healing of the victims that were hospitalized and hurt. “Pray for the students and … [Read more...]

Church sealed, pastor dragged and threatened in Indonesia

September 5, 2024

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Nicaraguan government revokes legal status of 90 religious organizations

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Georgia high school shooting: 4 dead, one suspect in custody, authorities say

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Venezuela president orders arrest of rival to quell dissent

September 3, 2024

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Zelenskyy: Russian missile strike kills 41 people, wounds 180 in Ukrainian city of Poltava

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Ohio State football players lead on-campus baptism service

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Blinded by bright spots: Kelley warns of trends we’re ignoring

By Chuck Kelley Southern Baptists tend to confuse Bright Spots with Trendlines. Statistical reports may yield some bright spots in any given year, even when the same reports indicate that the trends across the board are downward and a matter of concern. Rejoicing in bright spots so much that you fail to … Read More

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