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The old men were cool after all

Our daughter just turned 15 and requested a trip to Atlanta to celebrate her birthday. Some cash had fallen out of greeting cards in recent days and she had shopping on her mind.So we drove up to Lenox Square Mall for...

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An Olympic-Sized Problem

Like many Americans, my attention recently was on the Olympic Games. I heard a report that more workers were coming to work too tired to be productive, because they have been staying up late watching the events. While...

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Did his dream come true?

Last night, less than an hour before Barack Obama delivered his stirring acceptance speech as the Democratic nominee for president, our son Samuel and I spent a few minutes reading his devotional thought for the night....

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Diversity and Particularity

We live as a people in the midst of great diversity. We are diverse in age and gender and race and religion, especially religion. Even among Christians there is great variety. When we factor in the many other religious...

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Handing out tracts

Baptist Press did a brief story on "a small group of Southern Baptist street evangelists" giving out tracts and witnessing among the Democratic National Convention attendees in Denver.It stirred memories from my youth....

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Christians Attacked In Orissa

WASHINGTON (BWA) A global Baptist leader decried attacks targeting Christians in the state of Orissa in eastern India. More than 600 churches have reportedly been demolished, 4,000 Christians forced to flee from their...

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