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Article By Lillian Kwon

Pastor Challenges Large SBC Membership

A Southern Baptist pastor wants his denomination to ensure that its large membership consists of people who have been born again.
Churches Overdue on Youth Ministry Change

A new study on urban youth workers addressed the question to understand youth needs other than the spiritual.
Bishop: Keep Dr. King's Fire Burning

Before Martin Luther King, Jr., was a civil rights leader, he was a gospel preacher, a bishop reminded an interfaith crowd as his words induced a chorus of loud 'amens.'
New Baptist Voice Fails to Convince Some Southern Baptists

Baptist leaders claiming to represent 20 million Baptists in North America are hailing a new push spurred by former presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton to create a new Baptist voice.
Left Behind Game Applauded Amid Blasts

Leading Christian groups gave their thumbs up for the new Left Behind: Eternal Forces PC game amid controversy over its violence.

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